High-concept movies are all the rage at the multiplex. Where are the high-concept games?

New York native Daniel Feit argues why gamer tourists should visit his hometown.

Responding to the community callout, I offer my thoughts on the upcoming Portal 2. However, to discuss the sequel I must first address how much Portal 1 meant to me.

The second Resident Evil 5 DLC chapter, Desperate Escape, is a zombie-killing free-for-all. But is it too much of a good thing?

The new Lost in Nightmares DLC takes Resident Evil 5 back to the good ol' days where opening a door was wrought with tension.

When is a controller not just a controller? When it's a Neo Geo joystick.

With all the the God of War talk this season, one gamer tries the first game in the series to see how it holds up alongside more current releases.

A 500/250/100/25 word review of Borderlands. Part of The Final Cut writing challenge.

A gamer reminisces about how video games touched his life over the past ten years. How does your gaming decade compare to his?

A gamer demands to know why games aren't region-free, especially when it comes to digital distribution

Why PopCap's Plants vs. Zombies ads were the best in 2009

Albert Wesker in Resident Evil 5 was one of the worst final bosses of 2009

Why PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe is one of the best games of 2009 for the PSP

A gamer revists Castlevania Symphony of the Night for a submission for Derek Lavigne's community activity

A review of PixelJunk Shooter (2009, PSN).

One gamer doesn't know when to give up on Uncharted 2. The rest of the world loves it, why doesn't he?

Looking at the novel The Road, a gamer considers its message and speculates as to how a video game adaptation might work.

A gamer looks at Inglorious Basterds and asks why more games can't deliver conflict without combat.

A gamer makes the case that at some cases, we shouldn't be allowed to fail.

A brief outline of Noby Noby BOY