Drew Robbins

Video games are easy.

This wasn’t always the case; in the many generations leading up to our current state of affairs, video games were so tough that beating one was an achievement on par with being named the […]

Spec Ops: The Line is a line in the sand.

Battlefield and Call of Duty have culminated to create a genre built entirely upon breathtaking action and blind patriotism that ignores the more serious concerns of […]

Diablo III is a lot of things: it’s the fastest-selling game in the long history of the personal computer, living proof that Blizzard Entertainment, as both a developer and publisher, still owns the landscape of […]

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II should be great. After all, its launch comes hot on the heels of Sonic Generations, a retrospective title that proved Sega and Sonic Team’s competence in understanding the finer […]

The Metal Gear Solid lineage is one of reverence that has now spanned four generations and as many as nine fully-featured games. Of that prestigious selection, no title is more noteworthy than Metal Gear Solid […]

In a time that has seen such concoctions as Call of Duty Elite and free-to-play software, premium services are the name of the game. When Tekken Tag Tournament 2 launches on September 11, it will do so with a […]

If it seems like it was just yesterday that Dead Island Riptide was announced, then that’s because it was yesterday that Dead Island Riptide was announced. Regardless of the title’s infancy in the public […]

Expansion into the mobile space hasn’t been the easiest of tasks undertaken by Sony; the publisher’s experimental smart phone, the Xperia Play, has become little more than a novelty since its launch last April. […]

Though the public perception might say otherwise, there is more to Activision’s holiday lineup than Call of Duty: Black Ops 2; the publisher also has 007 Legends and Skylanders Giants to its credit this year […]

Nintendo is a publisher synonymous with tradition. Nearly 30 years later, the company’s software lineup continues to be headlined by such legendary franchises as Super Mario Bros., Metroid, and The Legend of […]

New Super Mario Bros. U fits its billing to a tee: it looks good, plays well, and dazzles with the expected level of charm that only games belonging to this side-scrolling franchise can possess. That said, New […]

UPDATE

According to IGN, Nintendo confirmed in an official statement the many leaks purporting to expose box art for Wii U games to be true.

Nintendo has finalized the design of the Wii U game box […]

With only a few presumed months left until Nintendo’s newest console hits the market, it’s safe to assume that we know just about everything about the Wii U. Though the price and exact release date remain a […]

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The market for authentic, automotive-based racing experiences tend to be one well sequestered to the studios behind Forza Motorsport and Gran Turismo, but, every so often, a […]

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With a universe as expansive as that of DC Comics, it would be difficult to include all of the company’s super heroes and villains on one disc. LEGO Batman 2: DC […]

In the film industry and many others, sequels are little more than a studio’s attempt to make as much money as possible without having to expend the creative energy required by an entirely new excursion. The […]

Source: IGN

At EVO, an annual tournament dedicated to the fighting genre and the contentious community that it has created, a single moment has the ability to elevate the status of a game or an individual to […]

High-definition versions of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker have been available since last November, but their availability has […]

To be a competitive gamer is to be a stickler; this is especially true for top-ranked players belonging to the fighting genre. PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale may not be of a traditional nature, but, […]

7 million, 814 thousand, and 666 (yikes!) hundred dollars later, the Kickstarter campaign for the internet’s open-sourced darling of a console, the Ouya, is coming to an end. The number is overwhelming, but […]