Video Games

Originally released in 1982, Xevious is one of the first vertical shooters in video game history. Released on a plethora of consoles over the past […]

Since “Super Punch-Out” was released on the Super Nintendo over 15 years ago, fans of the series have hungered for a sequel. However, for some […]

One of my biggest gripes with simulation games is that they never hold my attention for very long. I went through brief affairs with “The […]

Family Guy on the PSP currently runs for $19.99 at Gamestop, but can be found as frugally as $9.50 brand-new at Amazon. Over the past […]

At first glance, Arkadian Warriors, Sierra’s newest hack ‘n slash title for Xbox Live Arcade, feels and plays like a scaled-down version of classics like […]

Originally released on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1990, “Devil’s Crush” was quietly regarded as not only one of the best console pinball games during that time, […]

Overkill? Far From It One of my favorite memories of childhood is going to the only arcade in my neighborhood to play “House of the […]

Released in October 2007, “Spider-Man: Friend or Foe” clocks in at $17.99 at Gamestop and can even be found for as low as eight bucks […]

While the first two Fallout 3 expansion packs were solid in their own respects, as “Operation Anchorage,” offered more shooting action than in the main […]

Released roughly two months after Fallout 3’s first expansion pack, “Operation Anchorage,” Bethesda’s newest DLC for the X-Box 360, “The Pitt,” feels much similar to […]

Originally released on Jan. 27, Fallout 3’s first expansion pack, “Operation Anchorage,” is a stimulating and worthwhile romp through communist-Alaska, but it lacks the levity […]