video games

Nintendo's newest gaming console, the Wii-U, released last weekend, ushering in a new generation of games sure to be filled with the venerable icons from Nintendo's past. Chief among Nintendo's heroes is Mario, and this week we're paying him homage with Read More

Six different artists and six different decades are represented in this week's Rock Band downloadable content. The Band, The Allman Brothers Band, Modern English, Nine Inch Nails, Crossfade, and Dragonforce provide the newest tracks for the venerable Read More

We last featured Hitman in Fan Art Friday back in April of 2009. At that time I was wishing for a new installment in the game series, and now that sequel is here! Read More

Last week's featured fandom Tumblr focused on the modern game franchise BioShock, so this week we're traveling back the '80s to show off a video gaming mainstay that still has as much new awesomeness in 2012 as it did in its early days on the NES. Read More

A heaping helping of Rock Band tracks will arrive for download today, including two songs by Kenny Loggins and more than forty by Green Day. Read More

The last couple of Tumblr features have spotlighted TV and movies, so it's time for us to embark on a journey into the realm of video games. This particular journey will take us both to the underwater city of Rapture and to the cloud city of Columbia, Read More

Dave Mathews Band makes their Rock Band debut this week with a three-pack of songs that includes one new track and two classics from the '90s. Read More

'90s band Sublime bring their first three pack to Rock Band as this week's new downloadable content. Read More

Rock Band travels back to the '70s this week to present a triple pack of songs from Chicago. Read More

Three singles drop into the Rock Band library this week, each from a different artist. Read More

Rock Band takes us back to the early '80s this week for two songs from Billy Squier and one from A Flock of Seagulls, all available for download today. Read More

More than any other fighting game (with the possible exclusion of the most recent Mortal Kombat), Dead or Alive 5 is an inclusive game that doesn’t shut out newbies. It feels welcoming and awesome to players of any skill level. Read More