Ben Reeves

Nintendo has been trying for years to recapture the magic of the SNES
and N64 Star Fox titles. Maybe all they need to do is let Rushmore and
Fantastic Mr. Fox filmmaker Wes Anderson direct the game.

You finally have a reason to start ordering kid’s meals again. Don’t
worry we won’t judge. After all, who can resist a cheap plastic toy
shaped like the world’s most persistent dot muncher? Not us.

The following is a disturbing – though humorous – example of what Super
Mario Bros. would have sounded like if it featured a more modern effects
design.

A recent episode of NCIS featured some of the most awkward and inaccurate dialogue about video games we’ve seen in awhile.

For a hoodie, Think Geek’s new officially Licensed Portal 2 hoodie is pretty good.

War In The
North tells the tale of what happened in the northern kingdom during the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

Harrison Ford has just teamed up with Conservation International and a
new LA-based studio called Talkie to produce an upcoming Facebook game
entitled Ecotopia

During his talk at GDC 2011, Blizzard designer Dustin Browder talked about the design decisions that shaped StarCraft II and the team’s focus on creating an electronic sport.

GI has converged on San Francisco and is taking in the sights and sounds of the 25th annual Game Developers Conference.

At a session during GDC 2011, Molyneux shared his thoughts as he looked back at the creation of the Populous series

If you’re expecting Nintendo to deliver a quick and dirty sequel to last year’s hit Donkey Kong Country Returns, you might want to scale back your expectations.

This year is the 25th anniversary of the Game Developer Conference, so developers of some of histories more influential games have gathered to talk about the past. Pac-Man creator, Toru Iwatani, shared his own personal story about working on Pac-Man

The original Prince of Persia for the Apple II is considered one of the most influential PC games of all time, but the game actually had a rollercoaster development process.

We’ve seen plenty of fan-made trailers for gritty versions of a Super
Mario Bros movie, but the gimmick never gets old. Step into our theater
and take a seat. It’s free, and you’re always welcome.

Do you want to play Plants vs. Zombies or LittleBigPlanet 2? Don’t worry about making decisions anymore. Do both.