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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is clearly a rip off of Super Smash Bros. But why is that necessarily a bad thing? Short Answer: It isn't. Long Answer: Click the link to read why!

We all know about cheap tactics, game glitches, and physics exploits; they’ve always been there and they always will be. In this article I'm not inviting you to embrace cheap tactics, but asking some people to stop complaining about them.

Mario Kart games are all about blasting your friends away with power-ups as you race toward first place. The spiny blue shell changes that dynamic and turns the game into open warfare. Enough's enough, Nintendo.

You've entered a video game store. Your quest: to find the perfect video game.

This week's Reviews Spotlight features A Link to the Past, SkyDrift, All the Bad Parts, and more.

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 9/12/2011.

Hydro Thunder. But with planes.

Go-karts that can race underwater are nice and all, but does anyone stop to think about the impact on local business?

Downloadable content is often a pain, but what if we had to buy bullets for Mega Man or armor for Yoshi?

... the videogame, that is. I take a look at a little known PS1 title that has garnered somewhat of a cult following, and influences modern titles Child of Eden and Journey more than you may think.

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.

E3 2010: the mecha for gamers. Nintendo officially unveils the 3DS, and gamers everywhere swoon in fits of ecstasy. I stand in line at Nintendo’s booth, encountering models with 3DS’s tethered to them like nuclear footballs. I finally try out Nintendo’s miracle handheld, and my impressions are...underwhelming.

Wherein we discuss snow in San Francisco, Bulletstorm, really messed-up terminology, the Geektionary, Dwayne McDuffie (R.I.P.), Superman’s grooming habits (and badassery), Kryptonite science, Knights of the Dinner Table, Stacking, Half-Minute Hero, Ghost Trick (mild non-spoilers!), Fire Emblem, Nintendo launch wonkiness, Mario Kart, and more.

When Lead Producer Tanya Jessen isn't racking up skillshots in the just-released shooter Bulletstorm, she's watching anime or indulging in a little ballet. Or maybe she's watching anime about ballet? Whatever the case, she knows those two subjects well, as I learned in this latest edition of 5 Hit Points.

I never liked sports games, but I've always made an exception for those involving Mario. Unfortunately, Mario Sports Mix is an exception to that exception. The game lacks the depth of a full sports title and the simple fun of mini-games.

What would Mario Kart look like in real-life? Just like this.

Bulletstorm's may be a low-brow shoot-em-up, but it's advertising is hilarious - and kind of smart, to boot.

Portable gaming systems lost the war for our pockets, but the battle for our bags has just begun.

A gamer tries to find the middle ground on the polarizing subject of video-game remakes.

Here are some canceled games that deserve revival, plus some classics that should get a next-gen update.