Ju-on's horror legacy continues with 'White Ghost, Black Ghost'—two films celebrating its 10th anniversary with chilling, inventive scares.
Sherlock and Watson tackle a royal theft in 'Mystery of Osborne House,' a new DS game filled with puzzles and Victorian charm.
Those who rejoice at the altar of Dragon Quest (you know who you are) will be squealing at the advent of the ninth instalment to its RPG kingdom.
Lara Croft's last three Tomb Raider outings, while better than the lacklustre Angels of Darkness on the PS2, still left her looking a bit old and haggard.
Rockstar releases 'Legends and Killers' for Red Dead Redemption, charging $20 for new characters, maps, and a tomahawk, despite mixed reviews.
HAWX 2 soars with its overhauled physics and enhanced dogfighting, but its storyline flounders, splitting opinion on its arcade legacy.
ITS PREDECESSOR WAS PANNED, BUT DOG DAYS MAKES MOVES TO DISTANCE ITSELF FROM THE PACK AND ACHIEVES MODERATE SUCCESS.
Madden NFL 11 is an incredibly polished and updated version of the game, proving it's more than just a roster update.
Dead Rising 2 brings back chainsaw-wielding Chuck Greene to a zombie-infested America for more action, but lacks a real sense of danger.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow revamps the classic saga with a darker twist, challenging God of War's throne with engaging gameplay and epic quests.
Ingram Micro set to shake up New Zealand's Mac market, poaching veterans and launching a local division for Apple distribution.
CHRIS LEGGETT WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO GET A COMPREHENSIVE HANDS-ON SESSION WITH THE MOST RECENT BUILD OF FABLE III.
RYAN EYERS SPEAKS TO MEDAL OF HONOR'S SENIOR CREATIVE DIRECTOR RICHARD FARRELLY ABOUT THE CHANGING FACE OF THE FRANCHISE.
British strategy gamer Alex Benner shares top tips for winning in StarCraft II: Warpgates, Zerg defences, and Terran drops.
Super Mario Bros. celebrated its 25th anniversary on September 13th, marking a quarter of a century since the iconic game first launched in Japan.
After a 13-year saga, Duke Nukem Forever is revived by Gearbox Games with a playable demo, teasing a much-anticipated comeback.
SOME OF THE GUESTS The Terminatrix herself, Kristanna Loken, Marcus Fenix (John DiMaggio) and Jason Voorhees (Kane Hodder).
A Titirangi-based development studio by the name of Grinding Gear Games has just returned from presenting its game at an Expo in Seattle.
Google unveils WebP, a new image format promising to cut web photo sizes by 40%, in a bid to speed up the internet.
Kobo arrives pre-loaded on BlackBerry PlayBook, offering over 2.2 million books and a seamless reading experience tailored for the tablet.