Author: Steve Haske

For all the military action I’ve seen on various alien worlds in games, it’s pretty rare that this industry produces something with an accurate, authentic feel of honest-to-god science fiction.

Just about any presence of Ancient Greece in the media these days can be summed up with one word—testosterone.

Quick—name five good flight simulators for the Wii. No? OK, how about three, then. Two? How about even just one?

Castlevania‘s back!

With the ball dropped and the liquor bottles empty, 2010 is upon us. And this, friends, is a good thing—at least when it comes to video games. 2009 may have had its fair share of great games, but it’s nothing compared to what’s coming this year, even besides BioShock 2, God of War III, Mass Effect 2 and Dante’s Inferno. Here’s a list of some titles you’ll want to watch for.

Dragon Age: Origins has a lot of interesting things going for it.

A lot of people were wowed by the concept of the original Assassin’s Creed. The game sounded like a dream come true—play as Altair, a badass, white-cloaked assassin caught in a war with the Knights Templar in 12th century Jerusalem.

Chances are, when you think of Star Trek, you don’t necessarily picture fast-and-frantic space dogfights in the same way that you might within the Star Wars universe.

At first glance, Borderlands comes off as a rough-and-tumble first-person exercise delving into a damn-near fetishistic love of firearms.

So what is a rabbid, anyway? These goofy-looking bunny creatures are totally insane, live to cause mayhem and are the stars of Rabbids Go Home.

If you owned a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) back in the day, the quirky title A Boy and His Blob might be a game you remember enjoying, if only as a strange amusement.