I’m not one of the Madden devotees. Sure, I played the series back in the day, and played a ton of football games ...

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, ...

Given the relationship between college football and the pro leagues, it’s somehow fitting that the NCAA Football series has always been overshadowed by ...

If you read my review of Alan Wake, you know that I think it’s an amazing piece of storytelling, a genuinely creepy tale ...

On paper, Limbo (XBLA) sounds like a fairly ordinary puzzle platformer. You move from left to right, overcoming environmental obstacles in order to ...

After playing a bunch of titles using Microsoft’s Kinect, I can say that the gimmick works. After all of the bruhaha of E3, ...

Forget story – Crackdown 2 (Xbox 360) doesn’t have one. Or, it does, really, but it doesn’t matter. You won’t care about it ...

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 ...

The original Puzzle Quest came out of nowhere with a bizarre mix of RPG elements and Bejeweled-style gem matching to challenge preconceived notions ...