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Fruit Ninja (iPhone)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 
4 I ask you to consider this question... Is Matthew Jonas dead? Well, of course not. I'm Matt Jonas. But what if this vastly informative though rarely funny individual had disappeared? With no reviews i
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Dear Amazon Customer
Blog Posts by Matt Jonas on 2 Recently, I played through the demo of El Shaddai: Ascension of Metatron, and I said outright that I wasn't impressed. After senselessly ripping the demo to shreds, I discovered the game itself on sal
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Minus the Pudding: The Best of Xbox Live Indie Games
Columns by Paul Franzen on I'm always looking for ways to pad out my column without having to play any more of these god-awful indie games, so I say it's time for a...
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This “To the Moon” Trailer Was Made for Us
News Posts by Paul Franzen on I talked a little about To the Moon a few months ago, when its first trailer came out, and our enthusiasm for it hasn't dampened one bit. Yes, our enthusiasm. I'm including you in this. Why? There are
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Bear Riding a Tricycle; Faith in Konami is Restored.
News Posts by Matt Jonas on 2 Look! A bear taking an environmentally friendly commute! Great, now that I've got you suckered into reading a post about a dancing game... Konami recently announced the spiritual sequel to last year's
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Blackwell Deception (PC)
Reviews by Michael Gray on 3 Don't be "deceived"—Blackwell Deception is an excellent game. ...OK, there's my sound byte for this game. Now the producers can copy/paste it onto their website under the "reviews" section, and I ca
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Don’t Be That Guy: This Banning Season
Columns by Daniel Castro on 4 We'll teach you how to avoid Xbox Live's banhammer through mocking other people's misfortune.
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Leisure Suit Larry Being Remade, Not an MMO This Time
News Posts by Paul Franzen on 12 Back in 2004, a company called High Voltage Software released Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, the game that was supposed to bring the classic Sierra franchise back to the fore.
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Madden NFL ’94 (SNES)
Reviews by Mark Freedman on 8 I don't know what it was with 1994, but it sure ushered in some great sports games (well, technically, it was 1993 when the games came out, for the 1994 season). People were getting used to the Wall b
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Gamer Girlfriend: A-Puzzling We Will Go
Columns by Vangie Ridgaway on It's a well-known truism in gaming (in other words, it is a broad-scale generalization that I totally just made up) that no two gamers will have the exact same taste in videogames. This is the reason