Does this re-launched blast from the past stack up with the big boys of today or does the sci-fi shooter that is Syndicate fall short?

Does Alan Wake's American Nightmare light up our lives like the original or should it just stay in the dark? Find out here with our review!

Will the pint-size version of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 be worth picking up on the PS Vita? Check out our review to find out.

You know, if it weren’t for the original Twisted Metal, I might’ve sworn off games altogether.

Rhythm Heaven Fever is fun, it's quirky, it's lovable, it's charming—and it's a perfect example of the care and consideration Nintendo puts into all of their gaming projects, big and small.

Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom brings the world of Japanese female-targeted romance games to America—but is a game that both sexes could find a lot of enjoyment in.

Does Uncharted: Golden Abyss serve as a herald for a new golden age of portable gaming from Sony or will it fall into a bottomless chasm as a forgettable chapter in an otherwise celebrated series? Check out our review to find out!

How does this new high fantasy RPG stand up to the likes of Skyrim, Fable, and its other contemporaries? Find out in our review!

Wear a blanket as a cape, a stocking as a cowl, and a plunger with some rope on it for a grappling hook and DON'T look like the crazy one of the group for once in Gotham City Impostors. Check out our full review here!

Will UFC Undisputed 3 make you want jump back into the octagon or tap out and give up before even getting started? Check out our review here to find out!

The first Shank took me to a happy place. I’ve long lamented the disappearance of the 2D side-scrolling brawler, and the cartoony-yet-überviolent digital release took me back to favorites like Double Dragon and Streets of Rage. Shank 2 picks up where the original left off, with the same crisp art style, fast-paced action, and absurdly awesome combo system, while providing enough polish to keep fans of the original happy.

Star Wars: The Old Republic is easily the largest game I’ve ever reviewed in more than 20 years of covering games. At first, it felt like a daunting task—assigning a score to a game of this scope. And then I realized, “I’ve played the game for 150 hours, and I’m ready to start a new character and experience a new story.” That says something.

Darkness fans have had to wait a long time for a sequel. Was it worth it? Check out our review to find out!

Is nostalgia alone enough to drop some cash on the highly anticipated re-release of the arcade cabinet classic The Simpsons Arcade Game? Check out our full review to find out!

“C’mon, man—who cares about the story in a fighting game?!” Those are words I’ve heard repeatedly when I’ve tried to defend my oft-ridiculed stance that I play Soul Calibur for the story. I’ll admit that’s a slight exaggeration—I’ve been a huge fan of the venerable weapons-based fighting franchise’s sword-on-sword action itself for 15 years now, first slicing my way through Soul Edge in arcades and on the PS1.

There haven’t been too many times when I’ve outright written off a franchise I grew up with—but I came very close to writing off the Final Fantasy series after Final Fantasy XIII.

There are many people out there who wish they could live forever. But Konami and developer Rebellion show that 500 years really can take its toll on a person. And unfortunately it doesn’t do any favors for game players either.

In Japan, there’s a word often used in the gamer community—”kusoge”, which literally translates to “s**t game”.

Ported over from iOS to XBLA, Quarrel looks to see if it can't make a strategic splash with its addictive word based board game on home consoles. To see if it should, check out our review!

Does an arcade game from 30 years ago stand the test of time, even with a facelift? Check out our full review of Choplifter HD to find out!