Dan Ryckert

The Bulletstorm-backed parody game Duty Calls targets the overused cliches of the series.

Watch as we try out Kowloon, Berlin Wall, Stadium, Discovery, and Ascension.

The company that brought you 'Splosion Man, Comic Jumper, and The Maw presents "a marionette out for vengeance."

We look back at the top-down roots of the iconic crime series.

A new video goes into detail about the awesome new X-ray attacks, but it
glosses over one other big announcement: three character
reveals.

The Nintendo of America COO defends the much-maligned system, but his explanation doesn't exactly sell us on the idea.

Don't feel like dropping five bucks to play The Legend of Zelda on Virtual Console? Problem solved.

With its release just a little over two months away, it's time for
gamers to seriously start considering whether or not they'll be an early
adopter of the glasses-free 3D system.

If you've been holding off on PSN titles out of thriftiness, you'll have
an opportunity to score a deal between tomorrow and January 31st.

Sources are claiming that 250 employees have already been let go, including members of Epic Mickey developer Junction Point.

In a recent interview, Team Ninja studio head Yosuke Hayashi discussed how the upcoming sequel's difficulty will compare to its demanding predecessors.

Considering he's currently employed by the (technically) competing
promotion TNA, we're not really sure how THQ pulled this one off.

In the current generation of consoles, codes are a rarity. I loved all
the funny cheats Rockstar put into GTA III back in 2001, but it's ten
years later and I honestly don't even know if Red Dead Redemption has
any.

His white beard is pretty much the only thing that's changed, as he rants and raves for two minutes about All Stars.

At a Nintendo event this morning, the company finally revealed the price and release date for the eagerly awaited 3DS.

Sony's attempt at their own mascot didn't really hold up in the long run, but is Crash's first outing still fun almost 15 years later?

If you're looking forward to a taste of Epic and People Can Fly's gleefully sophomoric shooter, you won't have to wait much longer.

The Mortal Kombat co-creator may be considering some post-MK3 characters if a couple of recent tweets are any indication.

An excuse to revisit GTA IV is always a good thing, but the prospect of playing it like this kinda scares the crap out of us.

Michel Guillemot runs a business that's quite fond of stealing ideas from popular games, and he's willing to defend it.