Majesco's upcoming do-it-yourself scrolling shooter will feature some impressive online sharing features. Find out more here.
If you're tired of Middle Eastern villages and Russian forests, take heart: Infinity Ward has some shiny new battlefields on the way soon.
The popular Flash-based Web game for budding artists is coming to the DS, Wii, and PC from InXile Entertainment. We saw an early version.
The popular Flash-based Web game for budding artists is coming to the DS, Wii, and PC from InXile Entertainment. We saw an early version.
The popular Flash-based Web game for budding artists is coming to the DS, Wii, and PC from InXile Entertainment. We saw an early version.
The galaxy's creepiest crawlers are back and dripping plenty of mucous in Blizzard's strategy juggernaut. We spawned more overlords with the latest build.
Last year's capable strategy game is coming soon to an Xbox 360 near you. We took a look.
Travel to the Happy Ski Resort in our hands-on look at Namco Bandai's whimsical new Wii skiing game.
Return to Midgar as we play the final US version of Square Enix's hotly awaited portable spin-off of Final Fantasy VII.
We went a few rounds with the online action in Digital Extremes' third-person action game.
Fans of last year's role-playing puzzle romp, take note: Its sci-fi-themed follow-up is on the way in just a few months.
SNK Playmore rolled up on us with a more feature-rich version of this DS shooter than we saw back at TGS.
Nathan Spencer's cybernetic abilities are coming into their own as development continues on this revival of the NES classic.
Fans of Capcom's classic swingin' side-scroller ought to be getting excited--this one's looking like the very definition of a great remake.
We battled robot baddies with our mighty stylus in Vogster's new real-time strategy game on the DS.
EA Montreal's cooperative shooter is almost out the door after a brief delay. We played the latest retooled version.
Brash's tie-in action game with the new movie of the same name will let you be in several places at once.
All of your old Sega friends are here for a few volleys on some wild-looking courts. We went hands-on.
All of your old Sega friends are here for a few volleys on some wild-looking courts. We went hands-on.
All of your old Sega friends are here for a few volleys on some wild-looking courts. We went hands-on.
Level 5 has a quirky, puzzle-driven mystery headed to the DS in the very near future. We gave it a try.
It's finally on the streets in Japan, and we got our hands on an import copy of this hotly anticipated fighter.
GameLoft is bringing Ubisoft's new breakout hit franchise to the Nintendo portable. But what kind of game is it? Find out here.
Move over, Afrika: The Wii will get its own wildlife-photography game soon.
Hudson's old TurboGrafx dungeon crawler will make a comeback next month on current handhelds.
Hudson's old TurboGrafx dungeon crawler will make a comeback next month on current handhelds.
Find out more about the uncanny abilities and strange foes you'll encounter as you delve into Digital Extremes' upcoming action game.
Atari gave us a new look at its recently delayed survival horror revival.
Our third and final in-depth preview looks at the extensive multiplayer and map-creation features in this anticipated tactical follow-up.
Installment two of our preview series focuses on the new units, controls, and commanding officers in Nintendo's strategy sequel.
The first installment of our in-depth look at Nintendo's new handheld wargame looks at this sequel's darker tone and harder-edged art style.
This time we painted the town blue, green, purple, and brown in THQ's quirky upcoming Wii platformer.
Soon you can train your brain in, uh, minutes a day on the Xbox 360 too, courtesy of Gameloft.
Harmonix's all-inclusive rhythm sensation is coming to Sony's last console soon, too. We checked it out.
Our first hands-on with Ubisoft Shanghai's upcoming strategy game was surprisingly hands-free, but we still delivered massive destruction to our enemies.
We shot and slashed our way through the first few levels of Digital Extremes' upcoming action game.
We get an exclusive look at the first Xbox Live Arcade game created with the XNA Game Studio, coming from Torpex Games.
CrunchTime Games took the lid off its new space shooter for Xbox Live Arcade, and we got the details.
Majesco and Shin'en are back with yet another scrolling handheld shooter, and we dove in to see what's new.
The PlayStation 3's most excruciating downloadable game is almost available, and we winced through a session with the agonizing finished version.
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