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04.27.12
Editorial: Should We Let The Government Decide The Creative Future In Video Games?

Throughout the history of video games, the oldest stereotype surrounding the industry has always been do violent video games affect player behavior and personality. It is a known fact that people who play games are exposed to more violence than the average consumer. From nuking entire civilization to obliterating players online, it’s has become more and more common now that games are more focus on squarely providing violent action. For this reason alone, parents have long held an underlining negative attitude towards the industry and those who stand by it, but is this criticism injustice or have developers gone to far? Should government step in?

10.08.11
A Guide To Rage's Secret Easter Eggs

Rage may be a cooler game than most folks let on.  id Software has put years into the project, and it has clearly paid off with smooth 60 frames per second visuals, intense shooting gameplay, exciting racing action and plenty of side missions to complete.  But those truly dedicated to everything id may find even more cooler stuff than they could possibly imagine.  And, for that matter, Breaking Bad fans too.

05.23.11
Should PC Exclusive Titles Still Exist?
Though many people have decided to pick up L.A. Noire, a little game by the name of The Witcher 2:  Assassins of Kings came out on the same day. And just like the aforementioned, The Witcher 2 also garnered a lot of critical acclaim, reaching a score of 91 on Metacritic. Both that and its first title have become pretty big hits among RPG fans, praising both the storytelling and the battle mechanics. While the game is considered to be possibly the best RPG of the year, many gamers are left out of the mix as it is a PC exclusive, at least for now. But should there still be titles that are exclusive to the PC, or should those days come to an end? 
05.06.10
Game Creator American McGee Goes Portable with Crooked House

The level designer behind some of the best shooters of all time, including Doom II and Quake II, has spent the past decade adding his unique spin on classic stories like Alice in Wonderland (American McGee’s Alice), Grimm’s Faerie Tales (American McGee’s Grimm) and now American McGee’s Crooked House. The senior game director at Shanghai-based Spicy Horse talks about his latest game and chimes in on episodic gaming and 3D stereo gaming in this exclusive interview.