This robust downloadable reminds you why it's so much fun to play video-game god.
Who's ready for some more Nintendo 64 classics shrunk down to pocket size?
Ms. Splosion Man lands on shaky footing, but at least she gets a lot of mileage out of that bow.
Don't blink or you'll miss this pleasantly ludicrous parody of 16-bit Japanese role-playing games.
After more than a decade, portability and a lovely visual makeover are just bonus features for a game that holds up as well as Ocarina of Time.
It's not quite as refined as you'd expect a sequel to be, but Infamous 2 is still an electrifying good time.
Actually, "beautiful" might be subjective, but Q-Games' next PSN title is definitely more synthesizer than game.
There's a new Mario coming to 3DS, and it's kind of 3D, but kind of not? Read on.
A few physics-based weapons and destructible environments can't elevate this strictly average third-person shooter.
Get yourself some hard details and firsthand impressions of StarCraft II's next boxed expansion.
Rockstar's bold open-world adventure game wraps macabre '40s grit around gripping detective work.
The latest Lego extravaganza from Traveller's Tales offers some convincing reasons not to give up on this prolific, kid-oriented series.
Housemarque's latest download is bursting with uniquely challenging action and visual panache to spare.
Losing portals and gaining a big open-world city environment seems like a fair trade, don't you think?
Bethesda is bringing years of experience with Fallout and a host of improved tech and interface design to its next sprawling fantasy epic.
Welcome to the crazy far-flung future, where indie games look as good as the big-budget ones.
Nintendo's latest fanciful flight sim is fun enough for a few minutes at a time, but won't provide you much lasting value.
The "E" stands for Egypt; you fill in the rest.
Man, some of you are pretty dang talented!
If you've got skill with Photoshop and a keen sense of humor, you do!
You know, severed, like with the whole dismemberment thing... fine, nevermind.
Two years later, it turns out EA's Visceral Games team still knows how to make a damn fine horror-action game.
Who's ready for some sequels?
Zombies or not, Housemarque's latest dual-joystick effort doesn't come close to fulfilling its potential.
Retro recaptures most of Donkey Kong's venerated platforming roots in this fine Wii sequel.