[folder_nav] [folder_nav] You know, I’m rather excited to see how Max Payne 3 turns out. Of course the “everything is, and will always ...

In 1994, Perri Klass argued that “If children’s entertainment is purged of the powerful, we risk homogenization, predictability and boredom, and we deprive ...

Alan Wake‘s mixed critical reception and poor sales were a disappointing end to the saga of an ambitious project from a promising developer. ...

A cinematic cutscene starts the game. A tumultuous blizzard has fallen on the city. Swarms of police cars hurry through the snowy streets ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] Sorry to those of you who were expecting the “mystery man” to be another industry heavyweight, but this is where I wanted ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] Peter Molyneux is an interesting fellow. He’s notorious for making fantastic promises of innovation and then delivering quirky, unconventional games with moving ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] I know a lot of people are probably sick of the whole “games are [not] art” thing we’ve been doing lately. But ...

You’re hurtling through a corridor – thigh deep in armed thugs – with only a fraction of your health bar left when suddenly ...

FEAR 2. Fable II. Skate 2. Far Cry 2. Gears of War 2. Resistance 2. Fallout 3. Unreal Tournament 3. Devil May Cry ...

I finally got around to watching the Max Payne movie this weekend, something I’ve been putting off because as a fan of the ...

Is history linear or cyclical? At the top of the New Year, it is pretty typical to get philosophical over questions like these ...

Welcome to de-rez, where game life and real life converge. This week on de-rez, breaking news from Valve, EA and a rare sighting ...