Capcom has several new games coming out over the next few months. Read some things about them!
Dead Space 3 mixes some solid new ideas in with its stock horror-action tropes, but the overall quality of the production falls short of the series' standards.
The character action genre hasn't been this stylish or crazy in a good long while.
Even when Far Cry 3's story eventually falls short of its promising start, you won't have as much fun hunting tigers, crashing hang gliders, and stabbing pirates in any other game.
This is both a perfectly fine Wii U launch game, and a little too much "new" Super Mario a little too soon.
If you want to find out exactly what that big new Wii U controller is good for, Nintendo Land is your best bet right now.
Warfighter makes no successful effort to stand out in a very crowded genre.
However you felt about Doom 3 when it came out, BFG Edition isn't the best way to play it today.
The Journey's heart is in the right place. It's too bad Kinect is the only way to play it.
Resident Evil 6 may be the most lavishly produced bad game in history.
Mark of the Ninja is one of the most playable, rewarding, and downright fun stealth games ever made.
Two missions in, how does 343 Industries' first Halo effort measure up?
Hybrid's less-is-more approach somehow makes shooting other players on an Xbox feel sort of new again.
Deep and involving mechanics, lavish, fluid artwork, and an emotionally resonant storyline--Dust pretty much has it all.
The zombie-survival setting fits nicely with its deliberate style of 2D action, but Deadlight sometimes plays too fast and loose for its own good.
Skyrim's first DLC offers a broad array of quality new content that smoothly integrates into the game without feeling forced.
July 17, to be exact. Who said there are no games coming out?
Tapping your way through the memorable Final Fantasy themes of the past two decades is more fun than you'd think.
Some of Lego Batman 2's new ideas work better than others, but at least this isn't just the same old Lego game.
If this is the best Kinect can do with a "hardcore" game, you should just pack it up and wait for the next Xbox.
Let's leave behind all that grousing about the expo and just talk about good games, shall we?
New Heart of the Swarm multiplayer stuff, a KeSPA invasion at MLG, and StarCraft fandom in... the Sony booth?
Just talking graphics here, but it's a safe bet you haven't seen many games operating on this sort of technical level before.
The first Diablo game in over a decade is also one of the most insidiously satisfying loot treadmills in almost as long.
The pieces, however, are falling into place!