2015’s funniest, glitchiest, and most ridiculous gaming videos
Being a gamer isn’t just about sitting on a couch or at a desk with a gamepad or mouse; it’s also about spending hours...
2015’s best fighting game stories
The fighting game community has traditionally thought of itself as a grassroots movement separate from the giant productions of other esports, but the line...
The overlooked games of 2015: Dying Light
It’s easy to forget something from January when you’re looking back in December. But for me, one of the year’s early surprise hits is...
2015’s most facepalm-worthy gaming moments
Everybody makes mistakes and exercises poor judgement. It’s just a fact of life. We take our lumps, we lick our wounds, and we move...
Tencent, Sony, Microsoft, and EA show that the multiplatform strategy — console, PC, and mobile — is golden in 2015
The industry is making plenty of money these days. Games market research group Newzoo today released its list of the top 25 public game...
Back to the Future co-writer Bob Gale shares the secrets of playing with history
Telltale has released an updated version of its episodic adventure game based on the franchise, Lego Dimensions has a whole set themed to the movies, and you can even buy a Delorean in soccer-meets-cars game Rocket League.
Warner Bros. promotes David Haddad to president of games business
David Haddad, the executive who has presided over a string of hits at Warner Bros., has been promoted to president of the entertainment giant’s...
Mad Max, Jurassic World, and more: Grading this summer’s movie-based games
This year’s batch of summer blockbusters took us on quite a trip. We drove through the blood-soaked Fury Road, attended a theme park filled...
Mad Max feels like a game you’ve played before
Director George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road refuses to follow cinematic rules. Developer Avalanche Studios’ Mad Max, however, refuses to take risks. Released September...
Scooby-Doo and the gang break into Lego Dimensions
Warner Bros. combats the imminent release of Disney Infinity and Skylanders SuperChargers by highlighting its big brands for Lego Dimensions in a new Scooby-Doo trailer. The clip stars Scooby, Shaggy, and the Mystery Machine from the cartoon show.