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Every once in a while, an original game will come out that will take you a fantastic world. Naturally, there's a yearning to go back to these places and experience all new stories. Here are five great games that have had only single releases so far, and deserve more.
Is today's announcement that Nintendo is formally stepping into the mobile games market an indirect admission that the age of handheld consoles have come to an end? Do consoles like the 3DS and Vita still have a place in a world flooded by smart devices? We could be looking at the end of an era here.
Nintendo is finally entering mobile development in earnest, with a newly announced partnership. But its most recent free-to-play move raises concern that the company is following the trends instead of forging its own path.
The age of virtual reality will soon be upon us, but how fast will this technology catch on when it does? Here are some the challenges Oculus, Sony, and HTC must overcome.
It seems like games are increasingly geared toward an elite hardcore audience, when things should be headed in a different direction to thrive. Nate makes the argument for dumbing down games.
A recent interview discussed why Evolve featured an overwhelming number of male characters in its playable roster, compared to the pithy number of female hunters. Perhaps this disproportionate attitude is indicative of a bigger problem with characters in gaming.
Although other games feature online social multiplayer meta games, Mortal Kombat X's Faction Wars could be the one that sets the bar and pleases the most fans. We make the case for why warriors don't always have to take their fights online.
It's clear that Peter Molyneux and 22Cans issued a series of false promises when launching Godus' crowdfunding campaign. All in addition to treating Bryan Henderson, the winner of the Curiosity cube, badly. Does all this impact the public's faith in crowdfunding?
Rumors are swirling over the possible development of Condemned 3. Here's what needs to happen in order to recapture some of the terror of the first game and avoid the mistakes of the second.
With the prospect of a live-action series based on The Legend of Zelda, Shacknews goes over what we'd like to see, should a Netflix offering indeed come to pass.
