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Two free time-wasters for Android users (and one for iDevice owners) whose names aren't in the Book of Life.

Without the hardcore behind them, and the casual market moving on can Nintendo stay relevant in today's changing gaming market?

Unfinished Sympathy: The Real Reason I Think I Feel Sad About Steve Jobs

Why mobile sports games appeal to me more than their console big brothers

3DS is not even six months old, and Vita isn't hitting shelves until the end of the year. Could it be that the handheld console race has already been won by Apple, however?

After seeing the images of the Wii U controller it became completely apparent that the console as we know it may be exiting the building. With a tablet design the Wii U reminds me of the iPad. The differences between a gaming console and tablet will really start to blur this fall when Apple releases iOS 5.

Is it really such a bad thing?

A dead PS3 leads to me sifting through the app store rough. Here are some diamonds.

These haiku reviews of a trilogy of games under the Dead Space 1 title have been inspired by Necromorph Paul Simon.

A Puzzle Quest-esque match three game that's a little more bite-size.

Is the 3DS too expensive? How can the PSP2 possibly be affordable? What happens if they cost the same price? While the Internet is in a tizzy over these very questions, it's worth it to take a realistic look at what handheld devices cost to build in order to inject some reason into the debate.

I've never held any interest in so-called "casual" games. But I've prided myself as being a core gamer for as long as I could remember. Read how I feel about Angry Birds here.

Popular iPhone game "180" is available for FREE until New Year's Eve!

This year has been very good for strategy gamers as a whole. Now I would say that I could not pick just one, but I had to in the end. For me strategy goes beyond the word or context in which developers mean for it to be used.

An unconventional review for Infinity Blade, for iOS devices

This year was an incredible year to be a gamer, but a few games, companies, and individuals deserve a special shout-out for making 2010 so memorable.

Review for one of the most ambitious iphone games yet.

Rumors say that the PSP2 will have features like a netbook computer, but would it be better if it just played games?

I feel like I've been a gamer since the dawn of time but it's only since getting my iPhone that I've really noticed a change in the way I play and how I buy games. With games getting more expensive and complicated is the retro simplicity of the "app" the way forward?

I have a problem with Game Dev Story. Namely, its story. Read on to see what I mean...