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It’s a classic tale – Orcs are the monstrous and savage beasts of the wilderness that rape and pillage civilization. Humans control the laws of...

Sega seems to be on a roll giving it’s Dreamcast classics the HD treatment, so it’s inevitable that a Sonic game would be selected to...

Arkane Studios knows what they’re doing when it comes to first-person action titles. Back in 2002 they developed Arx Fatalis, a first-person action RPG title...

25 years ago, the ground-breaking Real-time strategy (RTS) video game Carrier Command from developers Realtime Games and Publishers Rainbird was released for many different systems...

When you think of Hell, what images pop into your head? Fire, lava, demons, blood rivers? Most games visualize Hell based on descriptions in the...

Back in March of 1996, Capcom embarked on the long, arduous road of developing a video game heavily influenced by contemporary science fiction and the...

If you’ve ever dreamed of throwing your gun at an enemy, having it explode, and then a new gun appearing in your hand instead of reloading your...

The Dreamcast had a plethora of memorable games in its short lifespan. Almost 12 years later Sega has decided it’s time to relive another one...

Why do we play games? Is it because we like to be immersed in a grand and sprawling world that essentially comes to life? Is...

When I first played the Playstation Vita last year, it was clear that LittleBigPlanet would take the crown as the best game on the system....

In recent years, EA has simply updated the rosters, shuffled around a few ideas, maybe tweaked a few things, and called it a new Madden...

In the run up to the Vita’s release, Queasy’s music-based platformer was one of the more impressive games on display for the system. Everything from...