Some people treat The Sims like a god game. They create the homeliest and most emotionally troubled little computer people imaginable and trap them in rooms until their sims wet themselves, collapse in hunger, and ultimately die, presumably in a pile of their own feces. Those same people stand back and cackle with glee as […]

GameSpot’s early access reviews evaluate unfinished games that are nonetheless available for purchase by the public. While the games in question are not considered finished by their creators, you may still devote money, time, and bandwidth for the privilege of playing them before they are complete. The review below critiques a work in progress, and […]

Chris and Shaun open up our PS4 Ghost Edition of Destiny, find a secret code, play with Peter Dinklebot and his Dinkledongle, look at concept art, and also the game disk.

In anticipation of a full review, Kevin VanOrd breaks down the four biggest issues that are keeping The Sims 4 from surpassing its predecessors.

This week was full of weird from developers ditching their $100,000 Kickstarted dinosaur game to a hermit with a penchant for catching them all!

If the two Rock Band sequels were products of a rhythm game arms race, each installment growing heavier with added features and increased track counts, then Dance Central Spotlight is a move in the opposite direction. Here, Harmonix has pared its stylish Kinect dancing franchise down to its most essential elements, ditching the time-traveling story […]

Activision is offering an enticing offer for Destiny that will be of particular interest to anyone who hasn’t yet invested in an Xbox One or PlayStation 4. For a limited time, buying a digital copy of Destiny on Xbox 360 or PS3 will entitle you to a free digital copy on Xbox One or PS4. […]