Tearaway packs charm and ingenuity into every pixelated pulp (review)
Tearaway's clever use of the PlayStation Vita's touch controls makes you feel like you can reach in and shape its paper-like world.
Need for Speed: Rivals crashes through the wall between solo and multiplayer (review)
Can Need For Speed:Rivals take Ridge Racer's launch crown?
Ryse: Son of Rome is a bloody good reason to own an Xbox One (review)
Crytek's Ryse is an excellent launch title, but it isn't the same kind of system seller as Halo.
Every turn is a story in the solid Forza 5 for Xbox One (review)
Microsoft Studios and developer Turn 10 have crafted a hardcore racing sim that even a gearhead rookie can get into.
Killer Instinct’s sharp combat and smooth graphics highlight a fantastic, yet limited, fighting game (review)
Killer Instinct includes only a few fighters on its comeback tour, but the franchise has never looked better.
Crimson Dragon’s lackluster visuals and tedious gameplay ruin a spiritual revival (review)
Crimson Dragon is short on magic and imagination, leaving a black mark on the Xbox One launch list.
Dead Rising 3 is the Xbox One’s gigantic, though bizarre and simplistic, step into the next generation (review) [update]
It's a whole lot bigger and touts an open world, but does the latest Dead Rising have what it takes to compete with the Xbox One launch window?
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds sits comfortably on A Link to the Past’s high pedestal (review)
A Link Between Worlds is one of the best games you can play on the 3DS.
Contrast’s technical bugs and barren world keep this noir puzzle-platformer in the dark (review)
Glitchy gameplay, lifeless environments, and a short campaign keep Contrast's highlights in the shadows.
PS4 platformer Knack is a fun adventure that fails to think big (review)
Knack is a fun, solid platformer with a great concept, but his game frustratingly fails to take full advantage of next-generation tech or its own game mechanics.