Review
Why a new edition of Dungeons and Dragons matters
The first step in evaluating a new era of roleplaying games.
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Revisiting the gxTV, a "television for gamers" from 1997
In short, you haven’t played Wipeout until you’ve played it on the gxTV.
Article
The World Cup is here; its videogames never left
Speak, nostalgia.
Review
Go on an adventure you’ve been on before with Tesla Effect
In-jokes, wise-cracks, and slurs included.
News
At last, an Oculus Rift game where you can play Zelda on a crappy old TV
Visiting fantastic virtual worlds. Simulating amazing experiences you’ll never have in real-life. Having out-of-body experiences in cyberspace. Forget all that. What we really want to do in virtual reality is play old games. And that is exactly what the MemoRift project by Roy Lazarovich allows you
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The Last Tinker: City of Colors looks to the glory days of mascot platformers
More mushroom kingdoom than “wahoo!” jump, though.
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Action Henk! lets you envision Sonic as a huge fat dude
At last!
Review
Who is Deception IV: Blood Ties for?
Fool me four times, shame on everyone.
Review
Retro Game Crunch proves that "retro" is more than a look
The ghosts of NES games past.
Review
Glorkian Warrior: The Trials of Glork is a return to a simpler time
We’d like to apologize for the superlatives herein.
Review
Final Fantasy X / X-2 enshrines the series’ awkward teenage years
Blitzball, aeons, dresspheres, fayth– It’s just like high school.
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Revisiting Yoshi’s Island, Nintendo’s leftfield masterpiece
The ultimate escort mission gets its due.