It’s really hard to know how to describe Noby Noby Boy, the PlayStation Network game from Keita Takahashi. I’ve been playing it for ...

Claude C. Kenny isn’t your typical JRPG hero. He’s not a whiney, big-mouthed man-child, nor is he dripping with mascara-tinged angst. His past ...

You can say many things about Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad, but one thing you can’t say is that the game doesn’t know its ...

Few games have helped popularize console first-person shooters more than Halo: Combat Evolved. Almost overnight, what was once strictly the domain of the ...

Back in the long-forgotten days of 1991, Street Fighter II was a revolution, instrumental in creating the fighting game as we know it ...

Forget Resistance, Metal Gear Solid 4 and Uncharted; the PS3 games that interest me don’t come in a box. It’s titles like Everyday ...

I’ve long held a fascination with the premise of bouncing balls against inexplicably floating brick walls, though only in video games – all ...

R-Type Dimensions, downloadable from Xbox Live Arcade, is what we old-time gamers call a “shoot-em-up,” or “shmup” for short. If you’ve ever played ...

There are some days when tossing furniture in all directions, tossing the contents of your closet across the living room floor and rampaging ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] Severe and callous, Lord Lucian is supposedly the dread evil that you must overcome in Fable 2. But after just a few ...

We have a gaming room here at The Escapist offices, but given that our space is a wee bit limited, it also doubles ...

In 1992, the Plan B team released their seminal video Questionable and ushered in a new era of skateboarding. Through a fisheye lens, ...