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Sometimes, it takes a walk down memory lane (and a crazy little nephew) to help you appreciate a game. This is one of those times.

Celebrating a mechanic from Double Dragon on the NES that I miss but has evolved in a lot of games today.

After digging through my massive backlog of JRPG's I have come away both disapointed and happy. Why do some JRPG's succeed while others do not? I try to find an answer based on my own perspective, and hopefully find a partial cure for the current stagnation of JRPG's.

Conservative groups? Gay agenda? Forget 'em. Gender bending and sexual experimentation is intrinsic to video games...and has been for decades.

RECKONING KICKS ASS!! Yes you read me textually shout that right, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning kicks ass, like an arrow to the knee or Chuck Norris' foot. Here's why...

Money talks even in video games. Write about in-game currencies and point systems for this month's Bitmob Writing Challenge.

Does morality play a part in video games?

Why waste time basking in the love of adoring fans when you can just kill all of them with a really cool weapon? Here are five titles where it's better to be the bad guy.

Fan-made 3D model of the original Xbox.

In the midst of this retro game revival, can many of yesterday's classics really be compared to the behemoths we see today?

Maybe we need less Cookie Monster and more Master Chief.

Video game movies. We've all seen them, and chances are, we've all walked away disappointed to one degree or another. Why then do directors like Uwe Boll insist on continuing to try and re-create the feel of gaming on the big screen? Join Pixel Perfect's Justin Brenis as he looks into the sometimes disastrous trend of video game movies.

What do you do when you find a critical bug in Fable 3 for PC and nobody will help you? Fix it yourself.

The first in a series of 'What-If' scenarios, centered around hypothetical gaming questions...come on in!

Gamers Heart Japan video special: The video-game community shows its admiration for Japan & its role in the industry.

This month's challenge is no joke. Well, actually, it is, but that's your job.

A gamer ponders the future of virtual identities.

Miasma: Citizens of Free Thought developer David Addis gives us the lowdown on the dystopian worlds that inspired his strategy RPG indie game hit.

Microsoft's Games for Windows platform is in shambles, but there are a handful of things they can do to salvage this debacle and even gain a couple advantages on the PC.

Apparently I love holding hands and dancing more than I thought.