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A discussion on the struggles of recent games to accurately portray morality through game mechanics, and how the limitations of the medium have been affecting its success in this regard.

A consideration of the role of voice acting in games and whether its importance has become exaggerated. Also I am a grumpypants. This is important.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 might still feel like "God of War: Jedi Edition," but after playing the demo, I'm pretty OK with that.

Find me a game with a full-featured set of character options, and I'll gladly waste hours upon hours on it. But their reality never lives up to their potential.

Is Obsidian's latest venture the nail in the coffin, or a sign of life?

We all have memories of video game characters that are quirky in their own special way, even to the point of annoyance. Here's a list of some more notable figures.

BioWare's triumph with Dragon Age: Origins is how these characters feel like real people.

Interviewing BioWare's Ray Muzyka about Mass Effect 2's main character, dialogue trees, and romantic entanglements.

Different gamers around the industry tell us about the most evil things they've tried in games.