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Games really can benefit from giving the player some outlet in which they can produce there own ideas.

Horrible usernames are everywhere. These simple tips should help put a stop to the epidemic.

The games industry is constantly growing and changing. With games recently being declared art, we're learning what games can be. Is MLG part of that?

A talented spray-paint artist recreates the covers from three popular games on the walls of his "Xbox 360 room."

Blops 2 was to be expected, but I never expected the game to look so good. The Call of Duty franchise has taken its toll on me over the years. Heck, I’ve played the games since the first one came out in 2003. And I thought that game was revolutionary…

Ever wonder what's being dumped unto the shelves of video game stores every week? Wonder no more! Karli Winata will attempt to bring to light the many retail releases that come out each week. Won't you join him in his self torture? Check out what's coming out on the week of 5/8/2012.

Is Fez just a harmless puzzle game, or is it a bully that is actively trying to make people feel stupid? Definitely the latter.

If you consider all video games to be art, it renders the category meaningless and demeans the medium in the process. We need to be more selective about what deserves that label.

A fellow gamer indeed.

Your end boss is weak! But seven easy rules will turn your 98 lbs. wannabe evil ruler into a global threat worth defeating.

The free-to-play model seems primed to explode at any moment. Take a look at these titles that are worth your attention.

Journey has been on the forefront of headlines all week long, and for good reason. Three good reasons, in fact. This game is the real deal, folks.

This is my submission for the March Bitmob writing challenge. In this article I talk about ways video games have influenced television, interent, and more. I also discuss the changes in acceptance of video games in our culture over the last 15 years.

Journey initially seems to be a game about isolation, a sole traveler in a vast desert. But the strangely vague co-op element lends another dimension to the experience.

Sure, just about everybody's saying that indie games are saving the industry, but how? And besides that, why won't the big studios take the risks the indies are willing to take? It's not as though they have anything to lose...

More than just ones and zeroes?

I am now thoroughly convinced that the era of complex, challenging, and elongated games is now on the way out the back door. We’ve reached the “falling action” part of the “hardcore” game’s life.

Volatile Mode writes an open letter to all Battlefield 3 console players.

Find out why inconsistent day-one multiplayer experiences have made a player take a wait-and-see approach when buying new games.

'Unmanned' is a browser based game that attempts to show a more human side of war. But it focuses on the wrong type of protagonist.