Video Games

Holy Halo, Batman. The world’s largest video game collection ever sold on eBay fetched a whopping $1.23 million dollars. That’s 1.23 million gold coins Mario would have to collect to afford such a massive library of awesome.

Paul McCartney‘s latest musical project has a little bit of a modern cache to it. The vocalist revealed via Twitter that he’s working with the company behind the music for the popular video game ‘Halo.’

Fighting games are the perfect way to settle an argument, but there is etiquette to observe. First, you gotta let your opponent know you mean business and a slapping a silk glove across his face just doesn’t cut it. Smashing him in the face with a controller is more the style. Then once a controller has been slapped across your face in acceptance, the fight to the digital death. But the question n

The new video game releases for July 2012 has very little to get excited about. One interesting note is that while there’s not a single new Vita game coming out there are plenty for the 3DS. E3 was pretty light on stuff for Sony’s new system but let’s hope we start to see more releases in the coming months ...

Growing up in the golden age of arcades during the 80′s you had one objective and one objective only – get the highest score possible.

This is a list of the 10 best racing games ever to make you sweat over who will win the checkered flag with their Cheeto covered analog sticks.

If you asked Siri what the 10 best iPhone games were, she’d probably answer with a list that looks a little like this.

Choosing the 100 Greatest Games Ever is no easy task, especially when there are decades upon decades of titles to chose from.

Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios, which borrowed $75 million from the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation, is hurting financially and may be unable to pay back its debt.

With a name like Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, you know things are about get long-winded.

Subscription-based MMOs have it rough — They’ve got to prove themselves worthy of your money month in or month out, or you’ll stop paying and playing, as will your friends. A game can go from a promising up-and-comer to a flat-lining invalid in a matter of weeks.

When a game is available in cheaper and more expensive versions, it rarely makes sense to spring for the more expensive version before you start playing. Ash II: Shadows, though, is an exception. If you’re in to the genre, you may as well buy the full version upfront.