The overwhelming success of 2008’s Wii Fit ushered in a stampede of fitness titles for consoles. While some developers following Nintendo’s formula and offered casual games with just a trace of real calisthenics, others offered ...

As the malls are becoming increasing congested with last-minute bargain hunters, digital distribution has never looked better. With this week’s download-oriented new releases, gamers can skip the fights over parking spots, instead jumping right into ...

JRPGs haven’t evolved as much in the past decade as games from other genres. A few games here or there have thrown in a new gimmick or two in an attempt to set themselves apart, ...

Much like the reoccurring expedition which has served as the series’ backstory, Splatterhouse‘s conception has been filled with uncertainly and threat. Once helmed by BottleRocket Entertainment- the studio responsible for the 2002’s inspired Mark of ...

Harmony is in the air as age-old rivals DesertEagle and SeanNOLA diplomatically discuss their impressions of Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, Spelunker HD, Donkey Kong Country Returns, EA Sports Active 2, the Marvel Tables for Pinball ...

Between one co-host’s praise for Sting’s Hexyz Force and another colleague’s incessant enthusiasm for the developer’s DS iteration of Knights in the Nightmare, I should probably be well-acquainted with the Japanese studio’s output.  Yet beyond a ...

In 1983, MicroGraphicImage developed Spelunker for the Atari 400 computer. Over the following four years, the game was ported to the Commodore 64, MSX and even the arcade, but it wasn’t until Irem published a ...

So far, NIS America’s foray into anime has continually impressed. With sumptuous box sets which rival a summit once established by Geneon Entertainment’s lavish output, the publisher best known for developing and publishing the Disgaea ...

Whether your preference is a low slung Ducati with a 0-60 of less than two and a half seconds, or a neon-hued lightcycle capable of emitting a jetwall exhaust, this week’s releases offer all sorts ...

Unlike most septuagenarians, Mickey Mouse has effortlessly embraced interactive media. While the Disney icon’s television appearances are now limited to programs for the potty-training set, his video game career has blossomed over the last twenty-two ...