WB Interactive must look enviously across at Ubisoft as yet another annual Assassin’s Creed is churned off the assembly line.  How can we possibly make something like that?  Perhaps we could farm out our biggest fran

I imagine that Pac-Man has a rich baritone.  He is a man who has seen things; George Clooney would play him in the film of his life.  You have to be a certain age to date Ms. Pac-Man, or as rumor has it- become Ms. Pac-Man.  Either way you are at least in your 20s.  Not according to Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventu

If there's anything you can count on Suda51 and his team at Grasshopper Manufacture to deliver, it's an interesting game. Most of the time, they're heavily flawed, and Killer is Dead is no different. After seeing the E3 demo for it, I was definitely interested in checking it out, but

A popular shooter that followed the formula set by Duke Nukem 3D in the late 1990s was Shadow Warrior. Featuring a witty main character spewing off one liners, the Asian inspired shooter may not have had the same popularity as Duke, but it certainly was appreciated by PC gamers in its day. As with all good gaming fr

Both Lost Planet and Lost Planet 2 were flawed games, but had something charming about them.  The first game was a solid shooter with a main character called Wayne, which was enough for me to enjoy it.  The second incarnation excelled as a 4 player co-op ex

To be honest, the original Ducktales game released for the NES in 1990 lives in a space in my brain of fond memories of gaming. Any child of the 80s remembers the TV show and the theme song (which is now stuck in your head) fondly. Everyday I’d come home from school and watch an episode of Scrooge, Launch Pad, and the crew whi

I couldn't find a "Marathon" tag, so I tagged this as Marathon 2. I suppose it's a platform issue, given that there's no mention for OSX or classic Mac OS, but the entire trilogy is actually available on OSX, Windows and Linux from source.bungie.org

I couldn't find a "Marathon" tag, so I tagged this as Marathon 2. I suppose it's a platform issue, given that there's no mention for OSX or classic Mac OS, but the entire trilogy is actually available on OSX, Windows and Linux from source.bungie.org

In Gunpoint you put your pants on just like any other person, one leg at a time. Only this time your patented ‘Bullfrog’ pants allow you to jump and or fall exceedingly far distances without shattering your bones. This noir-esque tale stars Richard Conway, a high-tech private investigator who must must penetrate single screen fac