video games

Sega’s newest strategy seems to be “if it wasn’t broken, don’t fix it” with Sonic Mania, a full return to Sonic’s original adventures on the Sega Genesis.

I was skeptical after watching the trailer, but having played ARMS for myself I feel a lot better about it.

Have you ever wondered what the guy behind the video Mario looks like? Ready to be a little disappointed? I was.

These are the can’t-miss co-op and multiplayer titles expected this year: the top 10 most anticipated multiplayer games of 2017.

One of the most wanted holiday gifts is out now as The Nintendo Classic Mini was released at Midnight.   If you are lucky enough to find one and get stuck on a game this weekend,  The Nintendo Power Line is back to help.

NBA 2K17 is the recently released NBA Basketball game for current video game consoles.  This past week, 10 all time College Teams were made available to play in the game.

Today September 12th is National Video Games Day.  Today we remember some of the favorite Fighting Beat-Em up Arcade Games from the past.

If you ever wanted to be able to play as the K-Wings in a video game now is your chance.  The ECHL has announced that their 27 teams from the 2016-2017 season will be available in the new NHL 17 game.

Hack n’ Slash games are a relatively flexible genre in gaming. One could argue that any game where you’re swinging a sword can be a hack n’ slash. That’s not enough though. The fact is that when you’re playing one, you know it. It’s undeniable. Your blood gets pumping, your hands get tight, and every breath is a moment of anticipation for the next slayable challenge in the game. Hack n’ Slash games are renowned for their ability to bring high-octane fun to players everywhere, even if the actual gameplay can be a bit shallow sometimes. That said, these games are the apex of action-packed.

Paperboy. The occupation is menial at best, the pay is negligible and the work is barely worth it in most cases. So on paper, pardon the pun, the idea of making an entire game out of this job probably sounds lame. Luckily, someone at Atari Games didn’t agree. In 1985, a cabinet hit arcades where players would take a paperboy up suburban streets littered with obstacles and pitfalls as they attempted to fill all the streets orders and keep the customers happy. Being a paperboy may not be fun, but from April 1985 and beyond, more than a few paper routes were probably being used to feed quarters into the wonderful machine that was the Paperboy arcade.