Review: Super Mario 3D Land may resurrect the 3DS
Mario has been the face of video games since his creation in 1985. The kind of popularity that Mario and Nintendo have received from...
Review: Rayman Origins deserves your attention in this crowded month
Rayman Origins is a contender for the title of the best 2D platforming game of this generation, and that’s no small feat. Everything leading...
Review: Ezio’s not the only thing getting old in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is the fourth title in Ubisoft’s award-winning, multi-platinum franchise. Developed by multiple internal studios around the globe and spanning more than...
Review: Kinect Sports Season 2 feels like a fumble at the goal line
When it was released alongside the Kinect last November, Kinect Sports was one of those easy purchases for a good majority of the peripheral’s...
Review: Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer is a sweet addiction
Dear reader. I died many times to bring you this review. I endured endless humiliation as my fellow gamers shot me and trampled over...
Review: Skyrim is far greater than the sum of its parts
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is the latest blockbuster hopeful from developer/publisher Bethesda Softworks. Following in the footsteps of the studio’s previous award-winning open-world...
Thousands of orcs die — along with our patience — in Lord of the Rings: War in the North (review)
Lord of the Rings fans have been waiting a while for their beloved stories to meet a great game. So far, that hasn’t happened,...
Review: Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 packs enough action for 10 war movies
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 delivers what it promises for gamers. It’s an epic first-person shooter combat game with all of the drama...
Dark Souls is the loneliest, most brutal game this year. And you’ll love it
It is dark. I have spent the last two hours stumbling and falling down a seemingly endless series of wooden platforms, facing off against...
Review: Forza Motorsport 4 roars onto the Xbox 360
Editor’s note: This is our first game review from Rob Wyatt, a game programming veteran, Xbox architect and chief scientist at Otoy. He plans...