Reviews Spotlight: Heroes Lore 3, MAG, and Spinal Tap
If director Rob Reiner had a point to make in his 1984 mockumentary This is Spinal Tap, it's that the number 11 is louder,...
Week in review: Apple increases 2011 iPhone shipments
Here’s our roundup of the week’s tech business news (shorter than usual since there’s not exactly a flood of news between Christmas and New...
The Geekbox – Episode 98
The Geekbox — Episode 98 (2010-12-29) Wherein we discuss Christmas in the World of Warcraft, Back to the Future: The Game, leaked Legend of...
When going for total completion in games isn’t crazy
Sometimes, seeing the credits roll isn't enough. In a fit of impulsiveness, I decided to allot the extra time bestowed upon me by the...
Will Trion World’s Rift online game kill World of WarCraft? (interview)
No one at Trion Worlds has promised that the company’s first fantasy role-playing online game, Rift: Planes of Telara, will be a World of...
My Year of Gaming
Have you ever found yourself wondering why you’re reading about the “Best Nintendo Wii Dance-Puzzle Games of 2010” when you hate puzzle games, are...
How to lead an adult life and keep playing videogames?
Adulthood is not easy. Back in the 1980’s and early 90’s life was delightfully simple. Go to school, play games, rinse and repeat. Of...
Video Blips: Uncharted 3, LittleBigPlanet 2, and The Last Story
Nathan Drake's tendency to instigate mayhem wherever he goes may not bode well if he decides to start selling real estate, but it sure...
30 Minute Review: Heroes Lore III (iOS)
When I was younger, the only thing standing between me and hours of gaming goodness was money.Time is a valuable commodity to all working adults. Likewise, kids don’t have the attention spans they used to, so if you are going to hook anyone, your game has to make a good impression.
Y Combinator-backed Humble Bundle sells $1.8M worth of indie games
The second Humble Indie Bundle, a batch of games that players can purchase for whatever amount they want to pay, has raked in a...