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Warning: If you haven’t played Deus Ex, but have maybe bought it in a Steam Sale as something you’re absolutely…

The same game can be different things to different people, with gender, history, age, cultural background and…

For some, a game’s end credits are a time to put the controller down, sit back and appreciate the efforts of the…

Video games are amazing, because you can be anyone or anything in the universe: a blue hedgehog! A ghost! A unicorn…

I remember the first time I went shoplifting. The sun was shining, Marin was singing, and I needed a shovel.

Whether it’s an RPG that tells a story over dozens of hours, or a strategy game that takes months to master, games…

Once a work enters the public domain, it is no longer subject to copyright laws. A publisher can print their own…

Whether it’s a good old-fashioned expansion pack or modern DLC, spinning additional content for already-released…

In Japan, 1986 was a momentous year for role-playing games.

It’s frankly ridiculous how close some games are to finished when they are cancelled - or, conversely, how vaporous…

I have a rule for my house: no more than a third of the artwork on my walls is allowed to be gaming-related. This…

It’s astonishing to think how much of the world has changed thanks to the internet. It’s difficult to think of…

I like to buy games on day one.

Last week the news emerged that director Neill Blomkamp’s recently confirmed Alien movie will wipe away the series’…

Link, the green-capped hero from The Legend of Zelda series, is one of gaming’s most enduring, best loved, and…

There’s a room on Logitech’s bright, modern-looking campus in Lausanne, Switzerland full of contraptions…

Back in the early 2000s one company ruled when it came to getting attention. From pigeons trained to ruin Wimbledon…

You’ve probably seen videos of unannounced or cancelled games. Not necessarily the older retro stuff, but more…

One of the most frequent criticisms lobbed at the Zelda series is that it’s always just the same game, over and over…

In the early 1990s, Sega had a 6% market share in the US whilst Nintendo had 94% – but by the middle of the decade,…