There are some games from your youth that you’ll recall fondly with your friends, remembering the hours that you sank into them. You’ll talk of your exploits, accomplishments, and that one time you totally kicked someone’s ass in it. Marvel vs. Capcom would be one such title for me. For...

It’s hardly news to anyone that Activision has been losing people over at Infinity Ward left and right. Though it is getting pretty hard to keep track of just who has left the company. Thankfully someone put together a handy YouTube video that eloquently depicts those who have decided to seek their...

When was the last time you actually read through an entire EULA? Unless I’ve encountered one that was only a couple of lines in length, I probably have never read one completely. After all, who wants to read through pages of legal mumbo-jumbo just so they can install something? Armed with this...

Regardless of what you think about the price or value of the Modern Warfware 2 Stimulus Package DLC, it’s hard to deny its popularity. Well, it’s popular with 360 players at least, PC and PS3 owners have been left out in the cold (don’t worry, they’re used to it by now). We knew that...

There is a reason I’ve avoided most of the Pokémon releases. Mostly because certain games like that tend to bring out some latent OCD in me. In other words, I don’t want to stop playing until I actually have “caught ’em all.” Well for those of you that enjoy catching every creature...

Not all gaming gadgets have to be full of high tech wizardry. Sometimes it’s the simple ones that end up being essential to a gamer’s way of life. I’ve got three consoles and 7 controllers in my living room that all need to be charged in one manner or another. A simple gadget that...

If you’ve never picked up one of Traveller’s Tales LEGO-themed games, it’s something I’d recommend for most people. Sure, they seem a bit childish, but when you combine the nostalgic feel of LEGO’s with Star Wars, Batman or Indiana Jones you’re going to have a good time....

I’ve played a number of PSP titles, and it’s always interesting to see how a developer gets around the limitation of having only a single analog stick to work with. It can provide some significant obstacles, but generally they overcome them. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for LucasArts...