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How I Am Alive is a game that attempted to provide meaningful choices and consequences, but only nearly got it right.

Katy Goodman explores the parallel timelines of BioShock Infinite and the reality it's based upon.

Ideas have great cost in modern videogams. Market drives tech advancement. Tech drives detail and fidelity in graphics. Graphics and fidelity drive operating costs. Operating costs drive out creativity and risk-taking. How can this change?

Matt Hawkins takes Need for Speed: Most Wanted for a test drive on the Wii U.

Kirk Mckeand explores the subject of violent media and how it affects us.

How do we communicate games to non-gamers? Declan Skews gives the topic an in-depth approach.

Kris Ligman says that to get at the problems of E3, we need to think bigger and look at the overarching culture of enthusiast journalism and fanboy consumption.

Seb Wuepper writes on the subject of videogame violence and why it goes too far.

Kris Ligman shows us how other players enrich the games we play, even in single-player.

While this may sound boring, especially given the relative graphics quality of games for 16-bit operating systems when compared to today's standards, many of the games made for DOS systems were anything but.

Microsft's motion sensing device, Kinect, offers a lot of variety in terms of its launch titles. Here are five of the best Kinect games on the Xbox 360.