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Artist Chris Lange's Punch-Out collages prove that not all retro-game art needs to be pixelated.

What if video-game characters altered world history as you know it?

Can video games survive serious, critical examination? Read the results of last month's Bitmob Writing Challenge.

Ever wonder why Little Mac is so little in the NES version of Punch-Out? Surprise: The game's actually doing you a favor.

Not content with fighting each other, Street Fighter 3 characters wreak havoc in other video games.

Video-game characters didn't always look as nice as they do today. See their original appearances and be amazed!

You've died in games before, but El Shaddai kills you like the insignificant worm you are, and that has an interesting effect on the player.

Even though we know very little about the new Smash Bros. game announced at E3 2011, why not have some fun and speculate about possible characters?

A 80's arcade heaven.

The publisher Ignition showed off two console titles -- El Shaddai and Swarm -- at this year's GDC, and while their play styles don't have much in common, both games deal with death in innovative ways.

El Shaddai is a big, beautiful bag of biblical insanity. That's why it deserves your full attention.

This week on the Reviews Spotlight, we stack, reminisce about Mario Kart, stack some more, discuss Mass Effect 2, and stack again.

This is my review of Punch-Out!! (Wii)for the Nintendo Wii.

This is a look at 31 games that I would like to play before the end of the world! Part 3 of 3.

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 Punch-Out!! For the NES and Wii Virtual Console.

In this edition of Splitscreen, two gamers discuss underpowered video game characters and why they're often more fun to play.

a deviantARTist has created a quiz for hardcore gamers that includes 375 video games and over 425 characters.

While car bombs and scuffles may give the law a reason to lock you in the hold, there’s certainly no reason not to imbibe a bit of the spirit and allow these Irish video game characters to help you celebrate the holiday

In my opinion, the Wii has more then built up a killer line-up. So why haven't the "hardcore" gamers made original titles like Dead Space: Extraction a hit? Why isn't the Wii a companion piece to the PS3/360 like game journalist thought it would be?

Every game I played in 2009 reviewed.