Alan | November 22

Are you sure you want to buy this game? Are you really sure? Join me for a visual tour through Nintendo’s 3DS eShop purchasing experience. Try not to fall asleep.

Alan | November 16

I get that you want to be fancy, but c'mon.

Trevor | October 12

For every BioShock, there’s an Other M lying in wait.

Trevor | September 14

Move quick. Be efficient. Don’t stop. Keep killing. Collect everything. The Wandering Vagrant is here. Oh, I’m dead.

Alan | July 9

Sometimes an upbeat, memorable soundtrack is all a game really needs to succeed. Here are ten titles that offer fantastic experiences based on their soundtracks alone, regardless of the games themselves.

Trevor | July 7

BloodRayne: Betrayal provides some awe-inspiring artwork and solid side-scrolling action, in spite of some mechanically frustrating platforming.

Trevor | March 3

There’s a lot to see in Nier that can’t be found anywhere else, but there’s also a lot of archaic design decisions that hold it back. Design decisions that aren’t unique to only Nier.

Alan | January 3

Part zoo management simulator, part co-op adventure, and part cart driving game, Zoo Tycoon delivers a rich experience, even if its zoo size limitations feel restrictive.

Staff | January 2

These are our picks for the 10 best games of 2013.

Trevor | December 31

Happy Holidays! I got you a list of 2013’s best games.

Alan | December 26

Looking back on 2013, these 10 games stand out as the ones most worthy of recognition.

Alan | November 27

Super Motherload will push you to the brink of what your attention span will bear before it delivers satisfaction by the boatload.

Trevor | November 11

The Wonderful 101 is hard. Very hard. Here’s a few tips to hopefully elevate the experience from “impossible” to “difficult”.

Trevor | November 2

I feel enlightened, wiser, and more aware of the reasons I play games at all because I finished Spec Ops: The Line.