Edwin Evans-Thirlwell

Microsoft's downfallen motion-sensitive device and Oculus Rift have more in common than you may think.

The Games for Peace project uses online multiplayer games to break down cultural prejudice.

FromSoftware's PS4 doozie is that rare open-world release that puts all of its space to cunning use.

Former Creative Assembly man Gary Napper talks things that go bump in the night, from Godzilla to the Predator.

The creators of "The Walking Dead" pay homage to Mojang's game with an utterly unadventurous adventure.

'Killbox' sets out to explore the anxieties and inhumanity of drone warfare.

Two's company, four's a Game of the Year candidate? Thoughts on 'Halo 5''s ensemble campaign and cracking Spartan Abilities.

We don't need another hero—we need protagonists who can explore gaming's increasingly sophisticated worlds in more nuanced ways.

We don't need another hero—we need protagonists who can explore gaming's increasingly sophisticated worlds in more nuanced ways.

'Sunless Sea' considers real-life psychological dilemmas in the form of a horribly humorous nautical fantasy.

Seventy million sales can't change the fact that Sony's first handheld PlayStation was a bit of a stinker.

Seventy million sales can't change the fact that Sony's first handheld PlayStation was a bit of a stinker.