I have to give it to Microsoft, when Kinect was unveiled at E3 I was disappointed. The only game that looked interesting to me was Dance Central, and even then I still wasn’t convinced that Kinect was worth buying…

While doing some research on video game addiction I got slightly side tracked when I came across some people who have lost their minds from playing World of Warcraft. Some of these people got mad beyond belief while others just seem a little odd…

After getting a lot of feedback from my recent article titled “Why Xbox Live is a Paid Service – Why PSN is NOT” I decided to create another article. This one should break down the services in a neutral fashion, sharing both the pros and cons of each service…

I’m getting downright sick and tired of reading so many fan boy comments on the internet about how Xbox Live shouldn’t cost any money. As someone who is unbiased to this, as I own both an Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and have used both of their online services I can attest that paying for Xbox Live is absolutely worth it, and I plan to explain why in this article.

Over the past few weeks I have been writing articles about various scary video games. Some of them were very scary while others were less scary but could still be considered a fairly scary game. Today I bring you all of those and more in the list to end all lists.

I remember playing House of the Dead 2 a lot on the Sega Dreamcast when I was younger…

Today I bring you Alone in the Dark, which was released in 2008. While the game received less than stellar review scores (a 3.5 from IGN) the game still served a purpose…

Siren Blood Curse was released in 2008 however it was only released on Disc in Japan, Europe, and Australia…

I really don’t get this effect when it’s used in a game…

Let’s face it; there has been more bad press for the Kinect than there has been good press. I’m personally one person that just doesn’t find the Kinect as appealing as Project Natal was supposed to be…