Check out these reviews of Grand Theft Auto V’s movies from a Los Santos critic
Do you know that you can go to the movies in Grand Theft Auto V's massive world? Yep. We even found a San Andreas film critic to tell you what you should watch.
Rockstar aims to dominate the living room with Grand Theft Auto V
It's a good bet that Grand Theft Auto V will be the blockbuster of the year in video games.
Millform launches its augmented-reality mafia game Gbanga Famiglia (exclusive)
The company's Gbanga framework creates an overlay on the real world that you can view through your Android device.
Watch Dogs creates an open-world morality (preview)
We've roamed plenty of open worlds, but Watch Dogs gives you the freedom to be any kind of vigilante you want to be ... and the information to make those choices wisely.
Rockstar publishes every Grand Theft Auto radio station on Spotify
You can now jam out to the same tunes as Tony Versetti and Carl "CJ" Johnson.
How Green Throttle’s Arena will surpass Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo
A wireless controller, an Android tablet, and the Green Throttle Arena app might just be the new face of console gaming -- and they might leave traditional consoles in the dust.
Lego City: Undercover is less violent than Grand Theft Auto but still just as fun (preview)
With no guns or deaths, it can take some time to get used to Lego City: Undercover's non-violent approach on open-world crime games.
Thanks for the #PlayStationMemories: The industry tweets Sony’s legacy
As the minutes tick down to the reveal of PlayStation's future, journalists and industry pros tweeted their funniest, crudest, most poignant, and most inspiring experiences from Sony's past.
Disney Infinity: Made possible because Disney owns all of this
The Disney conglomeration is using its vast resources to make a game like no one else can. It looks like it might even be fun, too.
NRA pulls bait-and-switch with iOS shooting app
NRA: Practice Range uses a low-rent shooter game as a bait-and-switch to educate users on the NRA and responsible gun ownership. While the intent is admirable, the app ultimately serves little purpose.