Penthouse Magazine

This isn’t your typical Lara Croft game, as the action is seen from bird’s-eye view and you’ve got the help of the Mayan tribesman Totec.

The idea that humans have survived in zombie-infested Fortune City for five years would be inconceivable in anything but a video-game.

The unhinged Kane and Lynch are back, this time in Shanghai after a botched mission.

When in doubt, simplify. Last year, Madden was packed with new animations, artificial-intelligence improvements, rating overhauls, flashy presentations, and more.

Eight years ago, Mafia was extremely well-received by critics, but it didn’t sell all that well; if you missed it, you’re not alone.

A freshly shorn Hill clicks over from awkward-funny to downright creepy funny in this winning indie comedy.

This is not a video game of either recent film, it’s a prequel to the original animated series, and the game’s storyline ends where the cartoon began.

If the videogame industry had a yearbook, this would be named Most Likely to Incite Parents to Protest.

Bigger is better when it comes to gaming worlds.

When it comes to videogames, we generally prefer shooting bad guys to hunting virtual animals.

When it comes to sports titles, developers face a constant challenge to make what is essentially the same game feel new again.

After years of cranking out brilliantly rendered games for the Project Gotham Racing series, Bizarre Creations is mashing up the world of arcade racing with Mario Kart, giving us this weapons-heavy futuristic racer.

Michael Thornton is one pissed-off CIA agent.

You don’t need to have played the earlier installments in the series to make sense of The Forgotten Sands, but you will get a richer experience if you have.

Inside the octagon, there’s no escaping your opponent’s brutality.