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Telltale Games' take on the celebrated franchise eschews the over-the-top action and violence seen in existing zombie games in favor of a more emotional story.

What if the only way you know how to play a shooter is like Halo? In that case, you better forget everything you know and start from scratch if you want to tackle survival horror.

Tired of just beating the game like everybody else? Here's five ways in five games to make things slightly insane, far more interesting, and entirely glorious.

Dead Rising 2: Off the Record replaces Chuck Greene with Frank West. And that's the only big change.

When a guy like Frank West gets criticized for his looks, it's clear that our attitude towards male game characters needs to change.

How to set Dead Island apart from an over-saturated field

Some game levels just stand out, even in a top-notch game. Here are five examples everybody should experience at least once.

Is there a Gamerscore addict hiding inside of you somewhere? Whether it's a shameful secret or a badge of honor community writer Andre takes a look at six Xbox achievements that, for reasons provided, are among the most frustratingly difficult to obtain.

Mega Man Universe was canceled, but that won't stop us from dreaming about it.

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 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 9/6/2011.

Today, we discuss crossovers in gaming. The best, the worst...and whether they even work in the first place. Starring Capcom fighting-game expert Seth Killian, Area 5 co-founder Ryan O'Donnell, and Bitmob's Dan "Shoe" Hsu and Demian Linn.

Digital games are lacking a certain something. That fresh plastic smell, a manual and that feeling that the game is truly yours. It's also impossible to create a physical collection of downloadable games. But digital distribution is also a viable alternative to the recent pay-to-play online pass system a lot of developers are implementing.

Another year, another slew of sequels and reboots. But fear not! Here are five original titles to look forward to in the remainder of 2011.

It's never too early to predict a fighting-game roster when you're a true believer. Check out our picks for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

In this month's reboot-themed episode of the Mobcast, the crew discusses what constitutes a reboot, which games deserve one, which franchises developers have successfully restarted, and which old PC titles could use a modern update.

In this week's Reviews Spotlight, we've got sequel-itis with F.E.A.R. 3, the horror classic Resident Evil 2, Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition, and Infamous 2.

It's fun spotting cameos in video games. Sometimes they're hidden, sometimes they're obvious, but they are always awesome! Here are 10 of my favorite.

Tired of Dead Island teaser trailers? Deep Silver Brand Manager Vincent Kummer gave GameTrailers a look at over 10 minutes of Dead Island gameplay, including some of Dead Island's RPG elements.

Frank West returns with Dead Rising 2: Off the Record. I question whether or not we really need this game and the fan reactions surrounding the announcement.

This article may be late to the party, but Dead Island may be dead on arrival. The Dead Island trailer leads us to believe a deep, serious zombie story is about to be told. Then, the developer clarifies that their marketing has almost nothing to do with their game.