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A Twist Long Overduenew

Most first-person shooters released these days offer little more than a half-baked plot to justify their carnage, but Black, while hardly revolutionary, is something of an exception.
Dig Boston  |  Seth MCM. Donlin  |  02-22-2006  |  Video Games

Game From Hellnew

The latest plan to save Sudan: Make a video game dramatizing Darfur.
The Village Voice  |  Julian Dibbell  |  02-14-2006  |  Video Games

The Death Penaltynew

25 to Life needs to be banned -- not because it's full of gangsters and police exchanging head shots, but because it just plain sucks.
Boulder Weekly  |  Todd Michael Shaffer  |  02-13-2006  |  Video Games

The Ghosts of Gaming Pastnew

Off the fast track of high-tech video-game technology, another road leads back in time.
Metroland  |  David King  |  02-09-2006  |  Video Games

Mega Meganew

Mega Man Maverick Hunter X is the game Fritz Lang would have created if he abused Red Bull and steroids.
The Village Voice  |  Harold Goldberg  |  02-09-2006  |  Video Games

A More Perfect Unionnew

Throughout history, libidinous entrepreneurs have devised new ways of wedding lustful impulses to communication technology.
San Antonio Current  |  Aaron Delwiche  |  02-08-2006  |  Video Games

Old School Gamingnew

Drill Dozer, for Gameboy Advance, is a very fine offering which has so many bells and whistles, it almost feels like a console game.
The Village Voice  |  Harold Goldberg  |  02-02-2006  |  Video Games

A Gamer's Guilty Pleasurenew

Silent Scope Complete is the El Camino of video games -- it may not be high class, but it sure is fun to look at.
Boulder Weekly  |  Todd Michael Shaffer  |  01-30-2006  |  Video Games

Gauntlet: Seven Sorrowsnew

Seven Sorrows, the eighth release in the Gauntlet series, has bucked tradition by introducing an elaborate storyline, turning a great game into merely a good one.
Dig Boston  |  Adam Diamond  |  01-25-2006  |  Video Games

Prince Of Persia: Two Thronesnew

The final installment of the Sands Of Time series, Two Thrones, treats geeks to exciting new elements of gameplay, and leaves a glimmer of hope for the ever-popular trilogy expanding into multiple volumes.
Dig Boston  |  Seth MCM. Donlin  |  01-19-2006  |  Video Games

Fear This Geeknew

Kansas City's Johnathan Wendel has earned over $500,000 in the past six years by being a cold-blooded killer.
The Pitch  |  Justin Kendall  |  01-17-2006  |  Video Games

The Game Drunk Journalists Lovenew

Electroplankton is an unusual game that will be remembered for years to come, not only for its playability, but as experimental art.
The Village Voice  |  Harold Goldberg  |  01-13-2006  |  Video Games

Not-So-Great Apenew

Peter Jackson’s King Kong has a long title, a big monkey but not much else.
Boston Phoenix  |  Aaron Solomon  |  01-09-2006  |  Video Games

Blistered Fingersnew

These are the most exciting, addicting and stunning games of 2005.
The Village Voice  |  Harold Goldberg  |  01-05-2006  |  Video Games

Video Games for 2006new

Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Revolution are both slated to launch in 2006, though specific release dates -- like many pertinent details about the systems -- have yet to be disclosed.
Boston Phoenix  |  Mitch Krpata  |  12-30-2005  |  Video Games

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