I mentioned my fascination with casino games a while ago. While they’re often cast aside as cheap distractions, many gambling-themed title...

I don’t hesitate to recommend The Cutting Room Floor for many purposes, from in-depth research to the casual killing of an hour or two. The...

October usually brings up spooky things, but I’ll resist any discussion of Silent Hill, Clock Tower, Siren, Resident Evil, Power Piggs of th...

I try not to buy physical copies of games these days. It’s a promise easily kept thanks to old games being expensive and new games being jus...

Game companies may need a lot of things to survive in the industry, but in my book they need only one thing to be memorable: a good logo. Th...

I wonder why Archon: The Light and the Dark wasn’t a bigger deal. It was a success on home computers in the mid-1980s, of course, but it in...

El Viento remains a fascinating artifact from a facinating era. Like many early 1990s games heavy on anime style and resolute heroines, El ...

Uh-oh. I haven’t written about Bounty Arm s in over a year! That’s perhaps understandable, since an unreleased PlayStation action game from ...

Anyone who praises the innocence and honesty of children has never heard them discuss video games and invariably lie. This was especially co...

(Hollywood, California) No longer the beeps and bloops of Pac-Man, video games are growing up. Cable and streaming services, emboldened by H...