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In the three months since I had last spoken with Hollywood, nothing had changed. The Mass Effect movie had not been cancelled, and Resident Evil: Afterlife now had a release date. As I looked down on the Hollywood strip before me, I knew the time for words was over. It was time for action.

Video-game movies are incapable of succeeding as a reputable cinematic experience because of a fundamental incompatibility between games and film.

Books and comics can enrich video game universes, so why can't movies?

Although Hollywood and the gaming industry are becoming ever more intertwined, smash-hit games are box-office flops and vice versa. Can these crossovers ever be successful?

The Wizard: classic NES tribute, or dreck better left forgotten?

Scott Pilgrim and a man with a towel are here to