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Area 51 sequel, BlackSite: Area 51, leaps from arcade to next-gen console and looks incredibly real.

Streets of Rage 2 didn't redefine home gaming like the original, but it did take the series in a brilliant direction.

This dark re-imagining of Spyro is crippled by frustrating game play elements, a troublesome camera, and unfocused level designs.

When it was released on the Genesis (or Mega Drive in Europe) in 1991 Streets of Rage was a revelation.

Resident Evil 5 delivers tenfold with its incredibly vivid visuals, but the experience is slightly marred due in part to an antiquated control scheme and lackluster plot

Castle Crashers for the Xbox Live Arcade may have a few technical shortcomings, but it's still one of the best, hack and slash titles in years.

Ubisoft Montreal has re-introduced one of the most critically acclaimed series of platformers with a more colorful face and simplified gameplay.

With the recent release of the PS3 and the Wii, a lot of doomsayers are spouting the end of the 360. But while it may lose the lead, Microsoft isn't finished yet.

Microsoft knows how to make money. This article explains what the XBOX 360 can teach consumers about money, capitalism, and supply and demand.

Fallout 3 offers gamers a wide open world and sandbox-style gameplay, but beware the consequences of your actions as you venture out into The Wasteland.

This article reveals the top five games set for early release on the Xbox 360.

Play as a mixed party of mortals and immortals in a quest to regain what is most important in all of our lives - our memories.