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See why a player believes that modern games have lost the charm that immortalized classic releases.

Used games offer all kinds of benefits to consumers: retained resale value funds further new-game purchases, the lower barrier to point can sway wary players to try new titles, and they're just plain cheaper.

As gamers, our opinions need to be constructive and of substance. As fans of this finicky, ever-changing entertainment medium, our voices shouldn't be mindless and alienating because too much of that will end up as white noise destined to be drowned.

Do we have reason to prefer buying games in their physical, retail format instead of through digital distribution?

Nintendo and Apple share many similarities. Unfortunately, the relative performances of the iPad 2 and the 3DS aren't among them.

Unlike the main characters in videgames, born with gold PSN trophies in their mouths, stories of supporting characters are much more interesting to me.

How BioShock Infinite's new art direction takes videogames progress into new heights.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess seems to improve on everything about Ocarina of Time. So what's keeping Twilight Princess from being an all-time fan favorite?

June 30 is the last day to redeem the Club Nintendo Coins you’ve earned between the year 2008 and 2009.

With more and more games incorporating aiming and shooting as a primary gameplay element, what happens to those who simply don't have a knack for FPSes?

E3 aftermath: 5 things Nintendo needs to do to get back on track

Why should we care about who won E3 this year?

There's been a lot of criticism for the Nintendo 3DS, from its weak battery life to its weaker launch-day game lineup. Here's how I see it.

What makes game consoles so uniquely different from other consumer electronics? Why are their product cycles acceptable to span well over five years when laptops, mobile phones, tablets, and other tech devices require product updates every eighteen months or less?

Your savings are gone. You've lost your house. You're down to your last $1,000. Can you make it through the month?