Does it seem to you like video games are always being reduced to their lowest common denominator? Games are more varied, more involved, more detailed, and more beautiful than they have ever been. So why is the way movies depict video games so stuck in the past?

So few games today seem interested in giving us a important emotional experience in games that we wanted to make our list of games that inspire emotions (love, hate, or fear) over the last several years.

Even in a crowded season of television, these two shows about two very different fish-out-of-water are both worth a look.

Back in the day, you had three continues and then you started over. Now games save for you automatically and respawn you immediately. Whatever happened to dying in video games?

We have been playing Destiny pretty non-stop since the New Year.  We’re not quite sure why we can’t seem to stop playing the game.  The gameplay is very solid, the power-ups are satisfying, and the game has forced us to…

As much as we're enjoying games like Destiny, Far Cry 4, and Mordor, we've noticed it's been a while since we played a game whose story inspired us. Is storytelling in games a thing of the past?