Co-Founder of Giant Bomb

Snappy support for the PlayStation Move makes it easier to appreciate the loving grindhouse aesthetics stitched over this otherwise familiar light-gun shooter.

Harmonix makes its original standard-setting dancing game all but obsolete with a little more structure, a few new features, and a fresh playlist of danceable new songs.

A terrific, varied soundtrack, plus some conceptually interesting new community features get marginalized by gameplay that is demanding and indifferent in equal measure.

Save for some occasionally witty banter, this generally generic brawler is too concerned with the window-dressing of time-travel to capitalize on Spider-Man’s character,…

As mediocre as it is half-finished, X-Men: Destiny’s rare glimpses of something better make it all the more disappointing.

Pure vehicular mayhem should be a lot more fun than it is in Burnout Crash.

Twisted Pixel’s plucky, “let’s put on a show!” can-do attitude has never been as prominent as it is in The Gunstringer.

It all kicks off TOMORROW, September 9th, at 10AM Pacific Time!

We come to blows with the latest in old-school fighters on this week's TNT!

What sort of skullduggery does the Giant Bomb posse have in store for this weekend's Penny Arcade Expo? Read on to find out!

Bugbear is redefining Ridge Racer, brick by brick, and you can, too!

From your fingertip to all four limbs, Fruit Ninja Kinect offers simple, satisfying, smoothie-making fun that capitalizes on Kinect’s strengths.

Join us this Thursday for a Good Ol' Fashioned Down South Zombie Massacre, and get infected...with FUN!

We spend three hours with the next unapologetically puzzling game from Jonathan Blow.

Puzzle Agent 2 takes the low-key weirdness of the original in fittingly strange new directions, but the puzzles themselves lack bite and variety.

We catch a scorching-hot case of Pac-Man Fever, and we don't care what the doctors say! We couldn't be more excited about it!

After the previous games' high standards for chilling atmosphere and cinematic intensity, it's hard not to be disappointed by the common FPS trappings of FEAR 3.

Child of Eden is Tetsuya Mizuguchi's most fully realized lightspeed bioluminescent cyberspace techno-synthetic neon air sculpture. That it's also a video game seems beside the…

Like its predecessor, Alice: Madness Returns is a game whose considerable dark artistic visions ease much of the gameplay's burden--but not all of it.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in the most culturally appropriate way possible: hooning your fool heart out in DiRT 2!

Valve falls further down its own rabbit hole with this expansive sequel that retains the cynical heart of the original Portal, while blowing out the scale on virtually every…

We revisit our favorite bird-and-bear duo's hard-to-classify Xbox 360 exclusive on this week's TNT!

We don our power suits and hit the mean streets of NYC for this week's Thursday Night Throwdown!

We're parking the car in the Harvard yard. Read on to learn how you can be a part of Giant Bomb's Beantown Mystery Tour!

Pour one out for Bizarre Creations with this sad, beautiful retrospective.