Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable brings B-movie fun to the Vita (review)
Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable for the PlayStation Vita is dumb and mindless, but we mean that in a good way.
Offensive Combat pumps out laughs and bullets in equal measure (review)
U4iA Games brings its unusual free-to-play game to Facebook with spectacular results.
DmC: Devil May Cry brings the sexy back to demon killing (review)
Ninja Theory's remake of the classic demon-smacking franchise covers a lot of familiar ground, but does it with style and attitude to spare.
Anarchy Reigns is the digital version of a big box of mismatched toys (review)
Platinum Games returns to the beat-em-up genre with a title that hopes to be so much more, but ends up as a bit less.
Noble Nutlings is a safe debut from three former Angry Birds developers (review)
Created by three former Angry Birds developers, Noble Nutlings is a frantic hybrid of racing and puzzle-solving that features a trio of not-so-angry squirrels.
Black Knight Sword’s punishing difficulty requires more luck than skill to overcome (review)
This twisted take on fairy tales comes from the mind of No More Heroes and Shadows of the Damned creator Goichi Suda, a.k.a. "Suda51."
Middle Manager of Justice is all business, no gameplay (review)
Double Fine's foray into free-to-play is just the latest example of a business model taking precedence over good game design.
Mass Effect 3: Omega is explosive, nostalgic, and somewhat pointless (review)
While Mass Effect 3: Omega has its good, trigger-happy moments, it doesn't bring enough of the saga's signature storytelling to the forefront.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: GLaDOS in Pacific Rim, more Black Ops II zombies, and Portal on a calculator
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.