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I'm just not cut out to play through intense hardcore games these days. Battlefield 3 is just better suited for my busy lifestyle.

How important is the Battlefield 3 beta? It begs to ask the question, is a beta just a beta?

Why the new Call of Duty may be upset by it's lesser known brethren.

This week, Kusoge Sunday travels back in time to 2009 to slog through Xbox 360 shooter Darkest of Days, and avoid obvious puns.

The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games focus around a fictionalised and sensationalised outcome of a harrowing tragedy of real modern history. Is this exploitation?

In a genre devoid of emotion can gameplay become a crutch? What happens when gameplay begins to stagnate and wear? Can it ever begin to feel to old? That is the question I ask you to come and discuss. Leave some comments let me know how you feel.

What games have inspired this new generation of first-person shooters, and where does the ever-popular genre look for new ideas?

For What it's Worth provides detailed reviews of bargain games and separates the hidden gems from the useless shovelware. This time I take a look at BioShock for the Xbox 360!

Basically decrying other female gamers for unfairly slamming fps games as male oriented.

Japanese games might lag behind the Americans' in quality. However, they're still finding innovative ways to change the way we play video games.

Half-Life 2: Episode Two, arguably the best game in the Half-Life franchise, raises some interesting questions about the nature of the franchise. Where, for instance, does Episode Three go from here, and what should one make of Valve's apparent desire to eschew linearity?

Shooting bullets in GoldenEye 007 mattered way back in 1997. Somehow the mechanic of shooting down our enemies has gotten to be pretty bland here in 2010. What can future game developers glean from GoldenEye for new FPS experiences in the future? Hopefully a lot!

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.

Many of us hate playing multiplayer games that don’t ever change much. However IllFonic has plans to change the way you play first person shooters. I know your itching to learn more so now we will hear more about this shooter from Lead Designer, Kedhrin Gonzalez.

The world must know the dangers of unchecked super winz. Sick skillz are an addiction that ravages gaming and claims the souls of countless newbz. This post may save your life from the ravages of being too awesome.

The FPS (first-person shooter) has been my go-to ever since I reemerged into the gaming world. Once I figured out the concept behind the controls, I was hooked. The controls transfer easily from game to game, and I eat up every title I can. Late nights countered with a restful late wake-up were the cherry on the sundae of my weekends. This turned into a week night addiction that started to reshape my level of awareness throughout the day. I'd get the sleepy shakes. You know, the shakes that happen in the middle of the afternoon when you trick yourself into playing one last game for three hours straight. Or do you?

The most ambitious MMO for consoles. Developer CCP has the grand ideas, but they seem to background the importance of how fun shooting a dude in the face can be.

Metro 2033 may very well go down in history as one of the best games no one played. It will have a place in my heart next to Okami, Shadow of the Colossus, and many others. This game deserves to be played, and you need to shut up and get to it.

Mi writes of the trials and tribulations of online shooters and...dodgeball?