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

Violence and games have been sadly, inextricably connected, and mindless violence diminishes any point a game tries to make. We need a fresher, more clever approach to violence in games.

Does the interactive nature of games prevent us from remaining scared after play time ends?

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.

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 6/20/2011.

You might see a new game starring a man dressed like a bat at this year's E3. But Gotham City Imposters is a decidedly different take on the Dark Knight's universe.

How does F.E.A.R. 3 keep the horror elements intact in its multiplayer modes? Well, for starters, it makes you fu**ing run.

Writer-turned-developer Greg Kasavin on what it takes to make an interesting villain. There's more to it than you might think.

How many insults can a devoted fanbase take before they lash out? Gearbox may find out firsthand with Aliens: Colonial Marines.

The enemies that make horror games worth playing

Video Blips for May 18, 2010. Check out the trailer for FEAR 3's co-op gameplay, the web-slinging action in Spider Man: Shattered Dimensions, a ModNation Racers track created by Sony's very own Kevin Butler, and more.

One gamer wants to understand what's so scary about game such as Alan Wake (and he's so fearless that he even takes a shot at Shoe).

What scares you? With a new Silent Hill in the works, we revisit fear and what it is that scares you, and how fear should be implemented in video games.

An examination of motion control and the future of the video game industry by Davneet Minhas.