The Metal Gear Solid HD Collection pieces together highlights from the Metal Gear franchise all the way back to the NES games, with HD updates to later titles that breathe new life into the graphics.
Review: Two of the best PSP titles get the beauty treatment and have been remastered, giving fans one of the best values on the PS3 in the God of War: Origins Collection.
Review: Ubisoft Reflections' Driver: San Francisco abandons all pretense of being a technical racer, and instead becomes one of the best arcade-style racing games in years.
Review: In NCAA Football 12, EA sticks with what works and returns with more of the same, plus a few new welcome tweaks in the 2012 edition of NCAA Football.
Review: EA and Black Box return to the roots of the Need for Speed franchise, with a game that thinks it's a Michael Bay movie and is not above cheating.
Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions rolls a number of titles from each classic franchise into one package for the Nintendo 3DS, but we found the compilation lacking.
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D splinters a classic mini-game from previous Resident Evil titles off into a standalone Nintendo 3DS title, but a glaring lack of depth makes its full-game price tag seem out of whack.
Dream Trigger has fleeting moments of electronica-fueled brilliance, but difficulty bordering on insane and repetitive levels will wear you down over time.
At the Neurogaming Conference, the emerging technology of Neurogaming is discussed, both in practical and theoretical terms. But what does it mean for gaming, and how will it improve your experience?
Today in San Francisco, gamers, engineers, and assorted groups converged to discuss the future of gaming – literally the future, as the next ten years of gaming technology is discussed.
The Neurogaming Conference and Expo concluded today in San Francisco, culminating with a look at some of the technology on the way and how it expands beyond gaming.
While on the set of X-Men: Days of Future past, director Bryan Singer tweeted a look at the names of many of the mutants that will star in the film – including two surprising additions.
2013 is going to be a big one for films - not just in the movies themselves, but in the lasting impact those films will have. With that in mind, we continue our look forward to the films of 2013 we hope won’t suck.
The first images of Jamie Foxx as Electro in the upcoming film 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' have been released. Judging by appearances, Foxx's Electro will take after the Ultimate comics' version of the character, and sport a blue hue.
Take control of up to 100 of the best known Marvel heroes and villains in TT Games’ lego-ification of the Marvel Universe, in 'Lego Marvel Super Heroes.'
From a big idea to an even bigger debut, 'Heavy Gear Assault,' the upcoming free-to-play mech combat game shows off what the Unreal 4 Engine can do when it has a good idea to back it up.
Kalypso Media showed off several levels of its upcoming stealth-action vampire game, 'Dark,' this year at GDC. And despite some unavoidable similarities to other games in the genre, 'Dark' has a lot of potential.
NeuroSky, the developer of the brainwave controllers that brought us thought-controlled cat ears, was at GDC showing off its new technology, which now contains a video game that makes you feel like an X-Man. It also hints at the inevitable future of all technology.
With the new BlackBerry 10 having been recently released, BlackBerry is hoping to shake its image as a business only smartphone maker, and is trying to show that it is as gaming friendly as anyone.
