The PS2 had more than a handful of licensed games. Who among us can say we didn’t know and love Jetix Puzzle Buzzle. Licensed ...

A mix of sequel and soft reboot for the series, Way of the Sword moves the Onimusha series a few years to the start of the ...

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The Multiplayer Online Battle Arena. The MOBA, for short, is potentially the hottest game genre to come out of the 21st century, so far. With the release and subsequent rise of League of Legends, ...

World War 2 is one of the most popular historical settings in strategy games. The massive conflict allows for a huge variety of games tackling different theatres and perspectives, from the smallest ...

The skin-suited robot with the world’s most incomprehensible Austrian accent, The Terminator has had somewhat of a tumultuous time at the box office over the past few years. Actually, make that two ...

Being scared is so much more fun when you’re with someone. Ever walk through a haunted attraction alone? It’s depressing. There’s no one to laugh with or to push toward the masked chainsaw-wielding ...

Even now, many gamers’ first foray into the wonderful world of pixelated adventure was not via the Xbox, the PlayStation or any number of Nintendo’s child-friendly consoles, but instead through the ...

There aren’t many genres in gaming that offer quite as much replayability as the roguelike. There are even fewer genres that can boast so many bona fide classics across the board — whittling down to ...

Of all the experiences gaming has to offer, there’s nothing quite like a dating sim game. Sure, it’s different from collecting Pokémon or exploring dungeons, but it’s a nice change of pace if you’re ...

The best games are able to create a never-before-seen setting and weave a completely engaging story into its DNA. One series beats almost all others out for its environmental storytelling and ...

Dynasty Warriors has been around for over twenty years and is the most consistent hack-and-slash franchise not named Devil May Cry. The series, almost always developed by Omega Force and published by ...