With harbingers which included numerous delays and a decidedly minimal market budget, many feared the worst for Singularity. That pessimism was further advanced by a game mechanic which many assumed would be mere gimmick, recalling ...

Despite a modest week for new releases, a few tantalizing downloadable offerings are ready to tempt gamers. Limbo, draws visual inspiration from classic films such as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and Nosferatu, while Young ...

Last February, NIS America announced their intention to bring four anime title to western shores. With a passionate fanbase forged from the competent localization of a number of key Japanese role-playing games, the venture seemed ...

One of the most difficult tasks at the Orlando-based offices of EA Tiberon must be determining what features to add to the yearly iteration of their sports titles. If the developers overreach with a exceedingly ...

To celebrate the release of DeathSpank, the comical action-role playing game from Ron Gilbert (Maniac Mansion, The Secret of Monkey Island), were inviting our readers to get spanked. Like many forms of corporal punishment, provocation ...

Upon inspection of this week’s new release schedule, it appears the animals have taken over. Whether players are being tempted by the lure of racing farm animals in the latest episode in the Calvin Tucker ...

Over the years, Bejeweled has become unavoidably ubiquitous. Originally released as a browser game in 2001, the diversion has been ported to nearly every contemporary computer, console, portable and cell phone, even making an appearance ...

This week the Tech-Gaming crew discusses Crackdown 2, Tales of Money Island, Arma 2: Combined Operations, Hot Shots Tennis: Get a Grip, Anime Expo as well as the irrefutable merits of John Denver impersonators. To ...

Last year, NIS America released Cross Edge, a game which united a collection of characters from games as diverse as Darkstalkers, Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, Atelier Marie: The Alchemist of Salburg, and Mana Khemia 2: ...

Growing up  as a son of a Naval veteran in a town best known for its munitions depot meant nautical combat simulations were a routine part of my childhood. In darkened rooms, titles such as ...