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Frank Anderson reviews Infamous 2. The results aren't pretty.

Why does the games press only question social-network and mobile gaming's impact on the industry rather than feature those genres' successes?

The story of a crime fighting PS3... Maybe.

Frank looks at the either/or mentality that developers have when choosing whether to go with a linear and heavily scripted or open-world design in modern FPSs. Is scripting overused?

Frank thinks the video game industry needs to take on a more long-term profitability model.

Frank Anderson looks at the trend of video-game magazines selling cover space to advertisers.

Part 2 of Frank's look back at the games he played in 2010.

A few of the worst possible combinations of consoles and games to receive as presents this Christmas.

Frank looks back at all 76 games he played this year.

Frank admits that he had a problem that gives him a compulsion to buy games.

Frank looks at how the idea of Universal Design (a theory behind teaching) could improve game development and how it is being misused and misunderstood at the moment.

Frank takes a nostalgic look back at his experiences with Duke Nukem.

Frank suggests a possible solution for used game sales that would benefit publishers, developers and gamers.

What if Nintendo developed games like they only had one concole?

How I would save the Phantasy Star series.

Bitmob and Alan Wake inspired one community member to return to writing fiction.

A brief, but awesome, review of Alan Wake. ;)

Frank has examined the potential benefits of gamine. Now he looks at the potential risk of gaming increasing violent behavior.

A look at the positive effects of gaming on adolescents.

A look at how knee-jerk reactions plagued my reactions to the E3 2010 press conferences.