The internet is no stranger to Slenderman.  What started as a photoshop contest on the Something Awful forums has now morphed into a full-fledged horror icon, after its initial popularization by webseries like Marble Hornets followed by a mass hysteria over a game created and released by a man named Mark...

The Last Of Us, easily one of the most anticipated games of 2013, has finally released the gameplay footage featured at E3 earlier this year.  The trailer, 15 minutes in length, features the game’s protagonists navigating through  flooded and long-abandoned hotel.  Fans of Naughty Dog’s...

It was a lengthy process that started with a petition. However, PC gaming fans finally saw the release of Dark Souls on their platform of choice. Unfortunately, the game looks terrible. Many of you probably game in 1080p, though some may be at a higher resolution like 1440p, or a bit lower, at 1440 x 900....

Everyone knows of the game store giant Gamestop and their declining business given the impact the digital distribution model that has dominated the market over the last decade. Starting with Steam alone, as well as all of the other digital platforms, Gamestop has lost millions of potential dollars that could...

Over the course of video game history, the standard model for the majority of games has been roughly the same. The player learns of the characters motivation or personality, in a cutscene, then the player takes control of the character for a while. After a sequence the game takes the reigns again and...

Some of your friends at GamerFront attended the first ever Dungeons & Dragons Keynote Address at Gen Con in Indianapolis last night and found some interesting facts about the future of the worlds greatest game. The keynote lasted roughly an hour but helped to clear up the direction Wizards of the Coast...

  OUYA has been a hot topic of discussion for the last week or so, ever since its Kickstarter reached its $950,000 goal in less than 8 hours.  Since then, it has raised five times that amount, and still has more than a handful of days left to produce a prototype that will probably be made out of solid...

Metro: Last Light didn’t make an appearance at any of E3’s pre-show press conferences, nor did it even appear on the show floor. Instead it was tucked away in THQ’s meeting room on the third floor of the Los Angeles Convention Center, in a cozy room with eight seats facing a big screen TV and a small...