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Adapting the trivia game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? into a Kinect game feels like it should have

Playing games that were set in the then-future in the year they take place in is often an amusing look

The original Crackdown saw you playing as a superpowered member of The Agency, weeding out organized crime in Pacific City

In Pacific City, organized crime has all but won. The three major islands comprising the metropolis have descended into anarchy

MicroBot is the name of a twin-stick shooter game for Xbox 360 and PS3, but it is also the name

The Kinect motion sensing camera promises that your body is now the controller, but it often doesn’t feel like the

When designing for a novel piece of hardware like the Kinect motion sensor, it’s easy for developers to get wrapped

When you enter the first dungeon for your first quest in the action role-playing game Arkadian Warriors, it doesn’t feel

Game designer James Silva spent a while working as a dishwasher and dreaming of the game he wanted to make,

Crimson Alliance takes an interesting approach to pricing. The game’s first level is provided for free, and in this hack

In one of South Park’s most memorable episodes, the grade schooler Eric Cartman ends up shifting from an irritating and

Boogie Bunnies is a match-three puzzler, and the problem with being part of such a crowded genre is it can

When the South Park cartoon first started airing, it became infamous for its embrace of unapologetic offensive humor and it

The main appeal of the Dynasty Warriors series and its spin-offs is likely meant to be carving through huge armies

Phantasy Star Online was always going to be a tough act to follow, the first massively-multiplayer online role-playing game on