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If a game comes out and nobody talks about it, does it make a sound? Apparently so, as this time, Lufia : Curse of the Sinistrals is covered. Is the return to the beloved Lufia 2 successful, or is it like the last few entries in the series, meaning completely unwarranted? Read on to find out.

Sometimes, you pick up a game that has everything set up for your hatred, yet somehow offers a shining ray of hope for a series you considered a great example of Japanese mediocrity. Tales of Vesperia is that kind of game, most of the time. Will it be enough to make me change my stance though?

A review of the most electrifying title in sports-entertainment games today (by virtue of it being the only one). Done under the Haterade style of reviewing, which I'm trying out for the first time.

Are we doing our jobs as critics? Maybe. Is the consumer doing his part as a consumer? Likely not. See how a simple sentence can change a consumer's view on video games, their reviews, and possibly more.

I am baffled! is a feature that seeks to understand video game design decisions that seem illogical. If Seinfeld wrote a video game column, this would be it. Except it'd be funnier. Today, we explore auto-regeneration in shooting games and the heads-up display of your health.

You can't keep a good fan down, no matter what kind of a product you're peddling. How are the wrestling games of today faced with those of yesteryear, and can the modern fan appreciate the current innovations without lamenting what was lost?

A loser's perception on MMOs and why they aren't for him.

Entry in the This or That writing challenge. A Virtua Fighter fan talks about Tekken versus Virtua Fighter. The conclusion may surprise and shock you, but don't worry, it won't bite.