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In 2002, Disney released the animated film Treasure Planet, a science fiction reimagining of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic pirate novel

Out in the ocean, on a small stretch of land called Snaktooth Island, there are creatures like you’ve never seen

While many new video game consoles have non-playable tech demos created to show off the graphical capabilities of the system

Super Monkey Ball is a series of physics-focused platform games where the player needs to guide a monkey inside a

When Sony threatened to close the PlayStation Network’s digital storefronts for PS3, PSP, and Vita games, many started scrambling to

In many shooting games, the sniper rifle emerges as one of the most satisfying weapons to use. The immediate satisfaction

When presented with the concept of an action-adventure game based on the Virtua Fighter series, your first instinct might be

It was practically inevitable that I’d compare Spirit of the North with The First Tree. Both are indie games I

In my coverage of Nightshade, I mentioned how hack and slash games often get around their straightforward and repetitive combat

The appeal of the hack and slash genre is certainly its simple and quick enemy combat, but for games in

Some games aren’t about intricate stories, diverse goals, or competitive gameplay. Some are just about giving you a chance to

NanoBreaker, or possibly Nano Breaker depending on which source you ask, is an unusual blend. On the one hand we

Bethesda’s take on the Fallout series has a very specific flavor to it, one that you rarely see replicated. Those

While Donald Duck is certainly popular all around the world, Disney’s fiery-tempered waterfowl has achieved particular success in European comics.

Rhythm games pull their music from plenty of sources. Many will borrow pop hits of the time and some recognizable