Sportvision wants to let you virtually hit a real Major League pitch (interview)
The company that brought us the yellow first-down line from football telecasts hopes to make sports games more immersive.
The company that brought us the yellow first-down line from football telecasts hopes to make sports games more immersive.
EA Sports’ latest NCAA title plays a better game of college football, but it doesn’t bring enough distinct new features.
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z brings unexpected humor and a hand-drawn art style to the slash-happy franchise.
EA Sports’ new Ignite engine aims to provide a versatile foundation for blockbuster franchises like FIFA soccer and Madden football.
Will Microsoft Studios’ new Killer Instinct recapture the gameplay that immortalized the fighting series?
Along with a slew of control tweaks, Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 features the Fox Engine, giving the game a whole new level of graphical fidelity.
Editor’s Pick According to Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe, the Rift virtual-reality headset can go far beyond gaming — such as replacing car brochures.
Sony countered Microsoft’s $499 Xbox One announcement with its own headline-grabbing PS4 pricing response.
Bethesda Softworks showcased new gameplay footage for the upcoming massively multiplayer role-playing title.
Greg Kasavin and Amir Rao from Supergiant Games revealed a new trailer for their latest title during Sony’s pre-Electronic Entertainment Expo press briefing.
People might be just talking about the upcoming PlayStation 4, but Sony has some new games for its scrappy current-gen console as well.
Insomniac Games’ first multiplatform foray explodes with fun, but the third-person shooter fails to make you care after you’re done pulling the trigger.
The latest entry in the Metal Gear franchise is a video game in all the hyperbolic, make-believe, stupid-fun sense of the term.
While Mass Effect 3: Omega has its good, trigger-happy moments, it doesn’t bring enough of the saga’s signature storytelling to the forefront.
Most players probably don’t know that Mass Effect 3’s latest single-player content pack, Omega, is out because they don’t care about the franchise anymore. And EA should do something about it.
The PlayStation Vita’s first Call of Duty title is a shaky recruit not capable of maximizing the portable’s firepower.
While Medal of Honor: Warfighter has some fun beneath its gritty fingernails, it fails as the military-shooter flag-bearer it wants to be.
Forza Horizon can’t help but feel like a slick, focus-group tested, tired-slang slinging effort at times. But thankfully, the sandbox racing game has a heart.
The latest entry in EA Sports’ massive football franchise, FIFA Soccer 13 is irritating and painful yet wonderful and nuanced, just like the sport it painstakingly emulates.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 comes with impressive content, but the fighter needs new inspiration if it plans on remaining King of Iron Fist.