Videogame Releases: Week of May 11th, 2014
Despite some stiff competition, this week’s clear headliner among new videogame releases is the latest ‘Walking Dead’ episode. Of course, time-traveling ‘Contra’ needn’t be ashamed to take secon...
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Videogame Releases: Week of May 4th, 2014
This week’s eclectic assortment of videogames offer a strong showing for Sony platforms. Come see the oddities!
Videogame Releases: Week of October 6th, 2013
This week belongs to story-laden videogames. If those don’t do it for you, two Game of the Year collections might keep you engaged.
Videogame Releases: Week of January 13th, 2013
As January rolls on, the videogame release slate brings us one great big reboot. In its wake are one or two other classic (or modern classic) additions and re-releases. In other words, this is a good week for those who treasure ga...
Pre-Game Show: The ’80s Mostly Come Out at Night… Mos
The ’80s called, they want their ‘Aliens’ and 8-bit classic gaming back. Ready or not, they’re making a comeback, big time.
My Latest Addiction: ‘Game Dev Story’
Not since ‘Plants vs. Zombies’ have I been hooked on a videogame this badly. ‘Game Dev Story’ won me over and I just can’t stop.
Steam’s Holiday Sale – It’s On!
The best deals you’re going to find on PC games all year are happening right now on Steam, including incredible bargains on entire game libraries. All Square/Enix games are going for 88% off, a mega pack of 2K Games titles i...
It’s Official – Gearbox Is Making Duke Nukem
The biggest joke in gaming is about to get one hell of a punchline. The constantly-delayed ‘Duke Nukem Forever’ is not only going to be made, but it’s going to be made by one of the best developers around.
More ‘Borderlands’ DLC Heading Your Way
If you’re a ‘Borderlands’ fan, you’ll be glad to know that the General Knoxx expansion wasn’t the end of downloadable content for the game. If you’re not a ‘Borderlands’ fan, then I ...
Videogames as Art – Does It Really Matter?
Last week the internet was abuzz yet again with the Twittering of angry gamers because Roger Ebert refused to categorize videogames as an art form. But really, why does it matter?