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Someone behind Ubisoft's survival adventure I Am Alive really knew how to build the kind of suspense its genre demands, but one thing undermines all that built-up tension.

This is a profile of gamer named "The Hammer." He is a bloodthirsty killing machine.

Here is a very simple tip to help your writing reach a much wider audience.

Video game protagonists have become so generic that everyone can relate to them...or is it that no one can?

The recent glut of "HD collections" from the PS2 is a sure sign of the impending end of the current console generation. Why is this happening all of a sudden? If you said money... well yes, that, but also other things.

There aren't many video game movies worthy of recommendation, unless you're interested in bland, uninteresting spectacles with nothing more than poorly developed eye candy.

One unreleased game that is already impressing Trevor is Deus Ex: Human Revolution. He hasn't bothered to look at any gameplay; he's been too busy obsessively listening to the music!

A playthrough of Deus Ex: Human Revolution's early missions shows a lot of potential -- and a few flaws -- for the game that wants to resurrect the legendary franchise.

News Blips for Wednesday, March 23, 2011: Get Angry Birds for free on your PC, Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy slips to June 21, Amazon snitches on Mafia 2: Director's Cut, and more.

These 10 games didn't get a fair shake from reviewers or even the gamers themselves.

Since the beginning of this generation we've seen a flood of developers putting co-operative play into single player games as an afterthought, but does this actually hurt the quality of the game?

This Week in Video-Game History we celebrate Lara Croft's birthday. Can you believe she's 43?

While going through a turbulent period, one gamer looks back on how his ill dad made him who he is today.

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Chemical Bun Production's Carlos Rodela and GameZone's Ben PerLee join Bitmob's Demian Linn and Dan Hsu. The group discusses Sony's recently announced Next Generation Portable project; location-based, GPS-centric handheld apps; which games they think most deserve high-definition remakes; and more.

This Week in Video-Game History waits patiently for all of 2010's news to get old.

From the shadows to the spotlight, the stealth genre has come a long way, and even infiltrated the mechanics of other genres. Here is a look at the genealogy of stealth games.

Batman: Arkham Asylum was by far one of the best games ever made to star the Dark Knight. A year after its release, does that statement still hold up? Or were we so desperate for a good Batman game that this one got better treatment than it deserved?

Jeff Gerstmann of Giantbomb made a bold claim a few months back: Headshots are ruining games. Was this just a load of hot air, or is Gerstmann on to something?

What do you prefer in shooter that emphasize cover: a dedicated button for strapping your character to objects or just the ability to duck and lean?