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Grammy-nominated artist Austin Wintory to compose for Kickstarter-funded project.
This week, we talk about Fallout: New Vegas, M-rated games for the Wii and DS, and interview Leisure Suit Larry creator Al Lowe!
Q&A: In the wake of Larry's latest Box Office Bust, the amorous icon's distanced designer Al Lowe assesses the state of the industry and humor in games.
Assemblyman Leland Yee plans to bring back a failed proposal that would punish vendors who put violent games in kids' hands.
National Institute on Media and the Family says game ratings are ineffective; ESRB begs to differ.
More nudity, more raunch, more sex scenes fill new "Uncut" version of VU's risqué college adventure.
Aussie government says Magna Cum Laude won't be coming at all to gamers in Oz.
VU Games announces that Magna Cum Laude is set to shimmy on to the PC, PS2, and Xbox October 5.
Majesco's half-vampire will appear with several other notable female game characters in the October issue of the men's magazine.
We check out the next Leisure Suit Larry game at Gen Con 2004.
Company tags 2004 as "transition year"; plans to break in new management team.
VU Games releases the second official trailer for Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude.
Lead Designer Duncan McPherson explains how the game's hilarious conversation system came to be.
Jade Empire, Mech Assault 2, and Sid Meier’s Pirates! will be playable on the annual concert-hopping game fair.
After eight years, Leisure Suit Larry is back in an adventure game, and we get the chance to try it out.
The classic Sierra adventure game series is being revived to power a new story-driven collection of M-rated minigames.
High Voltage and Vivendi show off the upcoming bawdy adventure game for the PC, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.
Producer Josh VanVeld discusses the process of creating Leisure Suit Larry's humor.
Design director Tom Smith discusses how basketball, Mad Libs, and other sources helped inspire the development team at High Voltage Software.
Alex Rodberg explains Sierra Entertainment's decision to revive the Leisure Suit Larry series, as well as the exciting process of getting executives to approve a game.
High Voltage producer Josh VanVeld and VU Games brand manager Alex Rodberg explain what you can expect to see in the next Leisure Suit Larry game.
VU Games will publish the new bawdy comedy game about Larry's nephew's lovelorn life in college. First screens and trailer inside.
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