So ‘Diablo III’ apparently drove our writer insane
The PlayStation 3 version of Diablo 3 proves to be brilliantly immediate, feeling like it was meant for the speed and maneuverability of a controller all along.
‘DuckTales Remastered’ preview: Mostly woo-oo
Capcom brings yet another gussied up level from DuckTales Remastered to E3 2013 and the game is shaping up nicely, even if it's lost some of its old school style.
‘DayZ’ preview: The great hope of zombie games shambles to life as a standalone
DayZ, the new zombie survival simulator based on the popular ArmA 2 mod from 2012, came to E3 2013 in a rough early build, but even now the game shows promise.
‘Lords of the Fallen’ promises an interesting tomorrow
Do we really need another dark fantasy action RPG? Yes we do, according to City Interactive, and their game Lords of the Fallen makes a compelling case.
‘Pro Evolution Soccer 2014’ preview: Konami passes on the easy goal and focuses on the long game
Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 makes the jump to the Fox Engine, the new tech powering Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. The new gear doesn't seem to be enough to topple FIFA Soccer.
‘Super Mario 3D World’ preview: Princess Peach rejoins the party
Super Mario 3D World seeks to save the Nintendo Wii U in the same way that Super Mario 3D Land rescued the Nintendo 3DS.
‘Pac-man and the Ghostly Adventures’ preview: Wakka wakka wakka
Pac-man returned to form in Pac-man Championship, but now Namco's getting experimental again with the 3D platformer 'Pac-man and the Ghostly Adventures.'
‘Murdered: Soul Suspect’ preview: Square sends off PS3 and 360 with a stylish mystery
Airtight Games and Square-Enix have been plugging away on horror noir 'Murdered: Soul Suspect' for years now, and the 2014 game is looking promising indeed.
‘South Park: The Stick of Truth’ offers a putrid waft of fresh air
After saving 'South Park: The Stick of Truth' from an uncertain future following the collapse of THQ, Ubisoft has stepped in to help polish the game.
A closer look at ‘Thief,’ the classic reborn
Eidos Montreal is resurrecting yet another classic action role-playing game in Thief for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. Steampunk burglar Garret impresses.
Hands-on with ‘The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds’: A familiar world reinvented
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds is a direct sequel to the legendary Super Nintendo game A Link to the Past, but despite a similar look it's very different.
Hands-on with ‘Bayonetta 2’: Conditioner goes a long, long way
The sexy witch covered with guns named Bayonetta may not be the hero Nintendo's Wii U needs, but she's certainly the one it deserves. We go hands-on at E3 2013.
‘Dark Souls II’ hands-on preview
We went hands on with From Software’s Dark Souls II, the sequel to one of the most difficult games in recent years. And we’re happy to report we died a lot.
Deadpool game makes sweet, beautiful music with Nolan North and Daniel Way
We find plenty to enjoy in Deadpool's beat 'em up gameplay, sharp writing from Daniel Way, and blisteringly funny voice acting from Nolan North.
Preview: GTA V’s ambitious scope is more Sopranos than Scarface
Rockstar North steps up its game in Grand Theft Auto V, with a vast assortment of new customization features and a fresh approach to storytelling.
‘Star Trek’ the game review: Boldly going where no one should go
Digital Extremes and Namco Bandai have teamed with Paramount to offer a movie tie-in game that redefines what games based on movies can be. They have failed.
‘Oblivion’ review: Smart sci-fi by committee
Filmmaker Joseph Kosinksi demonstrates his knack for storytelling in what is ultimately unraveled by an ever-present push to lure in wider audiences.
‘Armored Core: Verdict Day’ preview: Building a better bot with a little help from your imaginary friends
Armored Core: Verdict Day is the second game after the end of the series' hiatus, and the game of giant robot customization and warfare is more confusing than ever.
‘Dark Souls II’ preview: You will die in several new, and very pretty ways
Director Yui Tanemura guided Digital Trends through a short demo of Dark Souls II and discussed how he wants players to enjoy dying again and again.
Review: SyFy’s game-infused ‘Defiance’ TV series falls short of its revolutionary potential
Defiance introduces a new world steeped in potential. It just needs to get out of its own way and take a few chances to exploit the originality.
‘Evil Dead’ review: Look past the gore, and you’ll find nothing at all
Once you get past the gore, and the gore, and the gore, the 2013 remake of Evil Dead is a parody of horror movies that doesn’t quite get the joke.