Monster Hunter Review: Nonstop Mayhem
Monster Hunter sees two battle-tested warriors stranded in a deadly world inhabited by giant monsters
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Review: Shinsekai: Into the Depths
Shinsekai: Into the Depths is a pleasant shakeup in adventure game aesthetics. The bold move to carry an entire adventure like this underwater is one I highly respect. While I believe the Nintendo Switch offers far superior Metroidvania options in its ...
Resident Evil 3 Remake Art Appears On PlayStation Network
Sony's PlayStation API leaks the cover art for Resident Evil 3 Remake, confirms it's real.
Leaked Monster Hunter Trailer Features Familiar Monsters
A leaked teaser trailer for the upcoming Monster Hunter adaptation from Paul W.S. Anderson is here – and it looks extremely faithful to the source material!
Hot Docs 2017: Living the Game Interview
Director Takao Gotsu takes viewers inside the world of professional Street Fighter.
Resident Evil 7 Takes an Indie Approach to Resident Evil
Indie thinking is finally starting to trickle up to triple-A developers.
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Review
Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil saga concludes with another entertaining blend of action, jump scares, and unintentional comedy.
Dead Rising 4 Review
Dead Rising 4 has zombies and Christmas, but fails to deliver much holiday cheer.
Resident Evil is a Terrifying Game About the Dangers of Being Unprepared
The tricks that make Resident Evil great are as effective in 2016 as they were in 1996.
Street Fighter V is Strictly for Professionals
Street Fighter V is an excellent fighting game that makes little effort to reach out to newer players.
PAX East: A Photoblog
There's no wrong way to do PAX. Dork Shelfer Wesley Fok details how he did it his way at Penny Arcade's gaming wonderland in Boston.
Gamercamp: Ace Attorney Review
No objections here. Ace Attorney brings the cray haired lawyer Phoenix Wright to the big screen with Takashi Miike creating quite possibly the most faithful video game adaptation of all time.
Takashi Miike’s Ace Attorney to screen at Gamercamp
Highlighting video game culture at large, Gamercamp is presenting Capcom's Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney film, directed by infamous Japanese schlockmeister-turned-auteur Takashi Miike, in its Toronto premiere.
News Shelf: 10-06-12
One of gaming’s most visible faces walks into the horizon, a Toronto-based game wins honours at Indiecade, and World of Warcraft gets pulled into the equally bizarre world of U.S. politics.
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Review
Are 12 new characters, additional modes and updates enough to justify a $40 disc release 10 months after its predecessor? How will the changes to the previous characters affect the high-level tournament scene? And what the hell is a raccoon doing with a repeater cannon?
