The Nintendo Dual Screen, or Dos Screen as it’s known in Spanish speaking countries, was ambition personified.

Despite the fair criticisms you could level against the Nintendo Wii, especially when it came to its innovative, if not a little problematic, remote-style controller, it’s just not true that its games ...

Being a gamer can take you to a lot of places. Alien worlds, different timelines, a golf course — and so many more. Gaming is ...

Street Fighter 6 should be considered the benchmark for all future fighting games to aspire to, offering a total package that will appeal to newcomers, series veterans and everyone in between.

If you’re familiar with British developers The Code Monkeys (creators of the “venerable” Shrek: Treasure Hunt), then you already know what to expect from The Simpsons Skateboarding, an ...

Even now, many gamers’ first foray into the wonderful world of pixelated adventure was not via the Xbox, the PlayStation or any number of Nintendo’s child-friendly consoles, but instead ...

Was Nintendo really doing 3D gaming back in the 80s? Sort of. 3D gaming has come a long way in the last decade alone, but it’s not as new a concept as you might think. Dating back to the middle ...

The Nintendo 64 persevered despite the dominance of the PlayStation 1, and that’s even more impressive when you consider that many of the worst N64 games are strong contenders for any list of ...

There aren’t many genres in gaming that offer quite as much replayability as the roguelike. There are even fewer genres that can boast so many bona fide classics across the board — whittling ...

In 2005, Santa Monica Studios unleashed God of War for the PlayStation 2, a brutal hack-and-slash game series that has dominated PlayStation platforms in the years since. The early entries in the ...

There’s something special about watching the iron fist of a mech punch some justice into our fictional enemies; whether it’s giant monsters or a rival combat machine, you know the outcome will ...

Sometimes, it’s frankly unbelievable that any game manages to make it out of the door at all. You’re telling me 100 people put numbers into a computer, and now this digital horse has its own ...