Skylanders Swap Force leaps over its predecessors with jumping and platforming elements (review)
Skylanders Swap Force provides a myriad of improvements over the first two installments in the series.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Square Enix creates its own Kickstarter service, Activision allowed to buy itself for $8.17B
This week, the Delaware supreme court will permit publisher Activision to buy parent company’s Vivendi’s stake in the biz for $8.17 billion, Grand Theft...
The Wolf Among Us Episode One: Faith is an impressive start to Telltale's latest series (review)
Telltale's latest episodic series starts off with a couple of brutal fights and a very bad day for heads.
Beyond: Two Souls deepens our human connection to video game characters (review)
Beyond: Two Souls tells a stirring, beautiful story about life and death, but it does have a few problems.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: GTA Online’s rocky launch, Mojang revealed, and going to League of Legends school
This week, legendary military thriller author Tom Clancy dies at 66, Grand Theft Auto V’s online mode launches but not without a few problems,...
Pokémon X and Y offer plenty of fun despite being stuck in tradition (review)
Pokémon X and Y on the 3DS bring the main series to 3D for the first time, but little else has changed.
A surprising adventure and horror vibe place Rain among Sony’s artistic best (review)
Sony's Rain is comparable to the likes of The Unfinished Swan and Papo & Yo, but its greatest weakness is in its story.
Threeview: Grand Theft Auto V reviewed by a critic, an analyst, and an academic
Our own reviewer, plus our industry analyst and a gaming professor, combine to score GTA V the highest out of all of our Threeviews to date.
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD makes a masterpiece even better (review)
Enchanced visuals and some convenient new features help make The Wind Waker HD an upgrade worthy of the original classic.
While Grand Theft Auto V falls short of its potential, it's still a trip worth taking (review)
The fifth Grand Theft Auto shows that Rockstar Games is once again the master of crafting believable open worlds. But pushing those boundaries comes with a cost.