Matt Helgeson

CDProjekt's Marcin Iwinski says that the debate over resolution is largely a "PR differentiation."

Against all odds, we're back with another podcast to talk about some game hardware that's even worse off than our podcast computer.

Microsoft's big exclusive was the best-selling game of April, but Sony continued its run atop the hardware sales charts.

Microsoft should be praised for "flip-flopping" on Kinect, not criticized.

Next month's free Games for Gold titles are headlines by From Software's harrowing action/RPG Dark Souls.

Nintendo's new Pokémon-themed painting title for the 3DS, previously
only confirmed for Japan, will be released in at least one Western
territory.

A new update to Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 6 will add new cars and challenges based on the accomplishments of the late Formula One icon Ayrton Senna.

A new mobile game from Rock Band and Dance Central creators Harmonix is now available on Apple platforms.

There's been a lot of bad financial news in the industry lately, but Capcom has bucked the trend with its year-end report.

Mario, Luigi, Link, and the gang already hold down Nintendo's video games, but now the company plans to put them to work with host of new licensing deals.

We have a wide-ranging discussion about the past, present, and future of multiplayer, and reminisce about the golden age of split-screen multiplayer.

It's a little late, but arcade video games are finally coming back to Marshfield, Massachusetts.

Microsoft
spokesperson Major Nelson says that the company is still working on
pre-loading for digitally downloaded Xbox One games.

Update: We've received a comment from Josh Olin further clarifying his Twitter remarks and on his termination by 2K Games and Turtle Rock.

In this feature, we look back at some of the critically respected actors who have appeared in video game movies.

In our third Dark Souls II tips and tricks podcast, we delve into the endgame content, some optional bosses, and PVP.

The day of reckoning is here. In this One Night Stand, I gather up the courage to face the latest in the series I've been dreading for the past few years: Dark Souls II.

If you're using your PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, or Xbox One to watch television content through Hulu Plus, you've got a slick new interface option at your fingertips.

Simon Kokkendorf and Thorbjørn Nielsen, two enterprising Danes, have recreated their homeland in the virtual world of Minecraft.