The Bayonetta people have dropped the first teaser video for their next big action title.
BioWare's big new sci-fi sequel presents a more seamless blend of action and role-playing that bests its predecessor in every conceivable way.
Trajectile's uniquely angular puzzle-solving is fun, but a little too rigid for its own good.
I just can't do this anymore, but luckily Stephen Totilo's still got some fight left in him.
A laundry list of risky changes pays off in this great new beginning for the Silent Hill series.
Yep, right from the title screen. Here's some sensitive information you may want to know about.
Bill!
Playing this mediocre tie-in shooter might make you want to skip James Cameron's latest movie completely.
We read it in a magazine!
A gameplay demo in three acts.
There's a very special DSi at stake, people! Answer now!
Stop-motion animators produce stop-motion video; film at 11.
You know, Final Fantasy. Perhaps you've heard of it.
Another tough lady joins Shepard's squad as BioWare continues to reveal new party members in its next sequel.
Get it! Stab? Yeah, fine, whatever. Just answer the questions and win some goodies.
That's just about everything there is to know at this point, but please click the story anyway.
A bit of reminiscence about Blizzard's little juggernaut from a few of the developers who have been there.
Five more questions to tease your brain and maybe net you some cool stuff.
A few minutes with Nintendo's next DS Zelda installment.
Thanks to the high-res treatment and bloodily timeless gameplay, these PS2 action classics hold up better than you might think.
Two new story-based episodes, a bunch of costumes, and a catch-all Gold Edition package are on the way for your horror-shooting needs early next year.
If more Left 4 Dead is what you're after, this sequel has it. A lot of it.
Answer some questions, and you might win a copy of Spirit Tracks!
Also, uh, Leona Lewis?
It is all Modern Warfare all the time around here this week.