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100 Greatest Games Ever
Choosing the 100 Greatest Games Ever is no easy task, especially when there are decades upon decades of titles to chose from.
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10 Best Adventure Games Ever
Once in a while it’s nice to take a break from murdering hundreds of thousands of people in first person shooters and use your brain a bit in an adventure game.
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‘Pocket Planes’ Mobile Game Review
If you've been sitting around dreaming what it would be like to run your own airline, your game has arrived.
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New Video Game Releases — July 2012
The new video game releases for July 2012 has very little to get excited about. One interesting note is that while there’s not a single new Vita game coming out there are plenty for the 3DS. E3 was pretty light on stuff for Sony’s new system but let’s hope we start to see more releases in the coming months
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‘Lollipop Chainsaw’ Review
Proving that high school cheerleaders can kill zombies better than anyone, Lollipop Chainsaw is a real treat.
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E3 News — Ubisoft’s ‘Watch Dogs’ Game Announcement
E3 doesn't seem like it's going to spring very many surprises on folks this year. Nearly every video game announced so far has been from well-established series and obvious titles that the developers had to push out.
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E3 News — Nintendo Reveals Wii U Redesigned
E3 is getting underway, and in attempt to get the jump on Microsoft and Sony press events, Nintendo has revealed their newly redesigned Wii U controller. Nintendo Global President Satoru Iwata showed off the goods on their new HD system in a half-hour long video.
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‘Game of Thrones’ Game Review
Perhaps the first tie-in to be officially sanctioned by George R.R. Martin himself, Game of Thrones is actually a prequel to the first book.
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Star Wars 1313 Announced by Lucasarts
Star Wars 1313 is going to happen. After the incredible success of the Star Wars: The Force Unleashed games it's no surprise to see Lucasarts heading back into the fray with another dark take on everyone's favorite sci-fi franchise.
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No. 42: Mega Man 2 – 100 Greatest Games Ever
Still the best-selling title in the series (and rightfully so), Mega Man 2 took the formula of the first game and completely revamped it.
The graphics were improved, the number of bosses increased, the crushing difficulty eased a bit with the inclusion of energy tanks, and the game was given a password save system that would let you restart the game from where you left off