At Tokyo Game Show, I found a Japan that seemed ashamed of its own identity. READ MORE

Why do you keep calling this co-op? READ MORE

Unreleased games and day-one DLC? READ MORE

How can you cram all the exciting summer-flick action into a tiny Nintendo DS cartridge? READ MORE

My debut editorial in the first issue of EGM, published nearly a quarter-century ago, was a (mostly) positive review of the state of the fledgling games industry and an upbeat assessment of where I believed gaming was headed. READ MORE

Andrew's examines the state of gaming culture in Japan. Will the revolution be digitized, or is it too late for one of the industry's founding nations to recover from their own missteps? READ MORE

Motion-control advocates, it may be time to call a spade a spade. READ MORE

If only I could download patches for hardware bugs When Peter Moore—who, at the time, was heading up Microsoft’s Xbox 360 efforts as corporate vice president of interactive entertainment business—uttered the words I’ve used as the title of this commentary back in 2007 as part of a response to the growing concern over Xbox 360 failure rates, I’m pretty certain he never imagined how infamo... READ MORE

Every month, EGM gives me a stack of terrible games. READ MORE

A year before Wii U, L. READ MORE