Namco Bandai bravely prices its iOS music rhythm games at $55 each
Is the strategy crazy or will it work?
Is the strategy crazy or will it work?
Dark Souls II apparently looks like more Dark Souls in early screenshots.
NIS America and Namco Bandai are bringing Time and Eternity exclusively to the PlayStation 3 this summer.
One fan turns a lousy situation into an opportunity, creating his own awesome version of Ni No Kuni's Wizard's Companion book.
This joint venture from RPG house Level-5 and the animation masters at Studio Ghibli has plenty of heart but combat that will drive you nuts.
Hitting targets in the Android game Dead Trigger is easy with the Moga Pro game controller for your phone or tablet.
Japan made mistakes with console role-playing games this generation, and it's costing us for good.
Face two bosses in the Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch demo, out tomorrow for PlayStation 3.
A score of new games should be ready for the new Nintendo console the day it comes out.
Take a look at the new Wii U trailers available today.
Namco Bandai's Katamari game series becomes a webcomic this month on ShiftyLook.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 comes with impressive content, but the fighter needs new inspiration if it plans on remaining King of Iron Fist.
Ouya has raised nearly $8.6M in support of its free-to-play, Android-based console.
Publisher Tecmo Koei, unsurprisingly, is promoting scantily clad fisticuffs once more as its latest 3D fighter, Dead or Alive 5, nears a September 25 release.
The 2012 edition of the Evolution fighting-game tournament begins today. Here's a look at the games to watch and what to watch for.
Retro games and E3 can co-exist. These pictures prove it.
With the popularity of mobile devices on the rise, video game companies are looking for new ways to bring console-quality experiences to smartphones and tablets.
Dark Souls will finally make it to PCs and will have extra content, but gamers might not be thrilled with how much of a direct port it is.
Namco revealed Ni No Kuni's official launch date as well as a new enemy in the game.
Dragon Ball Z Kinect lets you beat up virtual baddies in your living room the same way characters do in the long-running anime series. Endless grunting and screaming is optional, however.