Mario Maker masochist and video game newsie Patrick Klepek makes his brief return to the site to rattle off some damn video games.
After nearly four years with Giant Bomb, I'm off to try something new. It's hard to say goodbye, but I'm gonna give it a shot. Join me?
You won't find an argument for Destiny on this list, but you might find one for a viral marketing campaign.
As Minecraft continues to evolve, it's also beginning to develop spin-offs.
Despite fewer links than usual, we have a sobering look back at the year that was, and your regular dose of excellent reading material.
Apple's restrictive rules on content mean the game's been toned down.
Crystal Dynamics is still making the game, but Microsoft's getting deeply involved.
CD Projekt RED's ambitious new sequel is moving back a few months.
The industry wouldn't exist without the amazing contributions of one man.
It's exclusive to PlayStation 4 and PC, apparently.
You'll (probably) be running around Victorian London around this time in 2015.
Wanna see what your friend is up to? Just click "watch game" and a broadcast begins.
Thoughts on the fancy-ass clothing of Vivienne in Dragon Age, reflections on World of Warcraft's 10 years, and much more.
It's going to take a little more time for Double Fine to polish up its adventure game.
When you've made players upset, a good way to make 'em happy is giving away video games.
Consumers who purchased a Vita before a certain date are eligible for a small refund or product voucher.
I'm getting tired of writing these news articles. It's depressing.
The online and social elements mean Ubisoft doesn't believe the game can be properly understood until it launches.
The game's Steam page teases a release date in the coming weeks.
An examination of Unity's take on the French Revolution, highlights from the growing world of Twine, and much more.
It doesn't matter if you haven't played a Dragon Age game before. It's time to change that.
Valve appears to recognize Early Access has burned some customers, and it needs to clarify what the platform is really for.
The company's "live updates" blog features the kind of straightforward talk we're not really used to.
He's asking for nearly $400,000 to make it happen with Maniac Mansion co-creator Gary Winnick.
If you wanna open this gold chest, connect uPlay! If you wanna open this blue chest, download the companion app! How about...no?