I Am Alive: Intense, thrilling, and a little boring, all at the same time (review)
I apologize for being little late with this review. I got sidetracked attempting to fix an elevator (I failed) and patching up the broken...
Reviewed: Alan Wake PC
It tells the story of a writer fighting for his sanity against a mysterious ancient darkness. The PC version almost never saw the light of day either – after all that time in development limbo has it survived intact, or is it just another cheap console port? Here’s what I think…
Which Hollywood actors would fill Dota 2’s cast? (image)
Valve’s Dota 2 has yet to be officially released, and the fans are apparently getting restless. Luckily, the fans also seem to be skilled...
Tribes: Ascend tearfully visits Llama Island
The cyclical nature of the games industry ensures at least three things: the inescapable persistence of annualized franchises, David Jaffe rants, and Dead Island...
Fez creator: “Gamers are the worst f***ing people”
Phil Fish, creator of Fez, just cancelled the game’s sequel due to negativity from gamers. Read about it here. Phil Fish of developer Polytron...
Microsoft Flight opens up the skies to rookie pilots (review)
Before we start, there’s something I need to confess. When it comes to flight simulators, I’m a complete novice. Fear not though, because Microsoft...
Does everything really need a main plot?
Vast, scripted stories aren't always the best idea for every video game. In fact, sometimes they just get in the way. Final Fantasy Tactics...
Diablo III drops player-versus-player
Game Director Jay Wilson announced on the official Blizzard Entertainment site that Diablo III will be shipping sans its competitive multiplayer component: As we’re...
News Blips: Next Xbox sans disc drive, push for big-hitters a “cancerous growth,” and Mass Effect 3 ships 3.5 million
Another week, another Game Developers Conference (GDC) wrapped up. At least, I think that's what happened. I'm too deliriously sick to tell. News Blips:...
See what Tim Schafer is doing with all your (his) money
Remember that time game maker Tim Schafer asked for $400,000 on Kickstarter and the world gave him $2.5 million? You might be wondering what...