Remember when a new game starring Lara Croft was something to regard with eager anticipation rather than dread or apathy? Probably not. It ...

For thousands of years, Greek myths have served as the raw material of our dreams, inspiring not only the worlds of literature, drama ...

Castlevania: Harmony of Despair (XBLA) is a really neat idea: Take a classic Castlevania game, strip it down to its basics, and make ...

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift didn’t need to exist, but I’m happy that it does. The original BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, released about a year ago, ...

Let’s separate my own personal prejudices from my harsh opinion of Ninety-Nine Nights 2 (N3 II). I used to be quite the fan ...

Given Activision’s apparent tendency to heavily promote everything under the sun that it publishes, it’s a wonder that Singularity seems to be flying ...

This is one of those reviews that could be four words long: “It’s Lego Harry Potter.” By now, you probably know whether or ...

Last year, I reviewed an average WW2 flight combat game called Heroes Over Europe. This time around, we’re going back a generation to ...

Joe Danger is fun. Joe Danger is a lot of fun. There we go, review over – see you next week, everybody! What’s ...

I totally get what Lost Planet 2 is attempting. As a third-person shooter, it tries to deliver a science fiction story with six ...

The Western is a genre as transcendental as romance, and as quintessentially American as apple pie and hand guns. It is also the ...

While the rest of the gaming landscape changes, Mario remains a constant, our tenacious mustachioed rescuer of princesses. But when one takes a ...