Features

We feature the works of the very talented DJ Welch, who loves Pokémon as much as we do.

Anne Lee writes about how Pokémon x Nobunaga's Ambition may be poised to reinvigorate the Pokémon franchise.

Thanks, Facebook. You just outed us as terrible gamers.

Josh Harmon takes Dear Esther apart and examines its shortcomings.

The ever cynical Seb Wuepper writes about the ten reasons he's not looking forward to Mass Effect 3.

Got your hands on a new Sony PlayStation Vita? Here's some tips and tricks for what you can do with the device.

Patricia Hernandez explores the all too human shortcomings of the Mass Effect franchise.

The PS Vita's home screen is pretty cluttered by default. Here's how to make it feel a lot more like home and a lot less like an ad.

The PlayStation Vita is a fantastic device to have on the go. Here's how to put your music / songs on it.

The PS Vita doesn't have a particularly long battery life, so here are some tips you can use to extend it.

Eric Swain writes about the elements that make Driver: San Francisco unique among racing games.

In this article we take a look at the top 25 goriest, and most violent games ever made.

Josh Wanamaker spends some time with Alan Wake's American Nightmare.

Elizabeth DeLoria had some hands-on time with the extended demo for Mass Effect 3 at a recent Bioware event. These are her impressions.

Brendan Keogh explores Rage for a second time after it did a poor job communicating how it wanted to be played the first time around.

Seb Wuepper thinks the industry should rethink the demand for videogame movies. He asks: what are people really after?

Best PS Vita Games - In this article, we take a look at the five best PS Vita games at launch.

It's like Horde Mode for your pocket.

In Skyrim, it’s all fun and games until Dovahkiin barfs up her lunch.

Addressing BioWare's plan to release core content of Mass Effect 3 separate from its standard retail release to put out as paid DLC.

In the absence of fun, Mass Effect 3's demo shows us exactly how a demo should not be.

Elizabeth DeLoria weighs in on the Jennifer Hepler situation.

Blockbuster audiences suffer from diminished expectations, willing to deal with poor quality entertainment, because that is what blockbusters are supposed to be. When in reality everything to make them annoying, boring and safe doesn’t have anything to do with its eventual success.

Jacob Saylor takes an in-depth look into 38 Studios' debut title.