Games are meant to be shared among friends. Some friends like to play games of strategy against one another, some like to work together in cooperative gameplay to defeat a bigger foe, and some friends like to melt each others’ faces off with totally crazy spells.
Do you ever look at two guys who obviously have the most epic bromance and become suddenly jealous?
Considered the Upstairs Downstairs for the current generation, the Emmy-winning Downton Abbey, created by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Julian Fellowes, will end this year after six seasons.
Evertown is a quaint little real-time strategy game with survival elements added. When you boot up the game, you get to create yourself a hero that will lead your town to greatness.
Ever played Risk? It’s one of the most popular board games out there, perhaps second only to Monopoly.
Thief II comes from a simpler time. Its in-game graphics are frankly hideous, even for a 16-year-old game, and the pre-mission cutscenes are a mix of hand-painted slideshows and live actors in silhouette.
The Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences announced the Oscar nominations for all 24 categories on January 14.
The late Alan Rickman, who passed away at 69 on January 14, was a beloved British actor and director with a career spanning nearly 40 years of television, film, and stage productions covering a variety of genres.
There was a time when arcades were just places for kids to blow all their parents’ spare change on pinball, pizza, and pool.
I’ve finally seen Stanley Kubrick’s latest movie, Barry Lyndon, an 18th-century period‑piece based on William Makepeace Thackeray’s novel, The Luck of Barry Lyndon. It’s a simple tale of an Irishman’s serendipity in acquiring a fortune, and then his inevitable struggle in keeping it.
