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Our video game picks will keep you entertained for a few months without demanding a serious commitment.
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Who knew the robotic vacuum Roomba could do so much? In addition to automatically cleaning floors and killing kittens, the Roomba vacuum can also be used to play an elaborate v...
Filed under: Online, RPGs, Meta (about Joystiq), MMO It's been a big week in the World of Warcraft -- aside from both the impending patch 3.3 release and the onset of the game's...
Our grandmother had this saying, "Handicrafts make for strange bedfellows." In fact, she believed in it so much she once stitched the saying into a pillow she made from the ski...
Plastic peripheral powerhouse Mad Catz has unleashed its fiscal 2010 Q2 earnings results (that's the three months ending September 30, 2009 for us normal folk) and, while the c...
Much to the chagrin of many Street Fighter fans trying to get their online multiplayer on, matchmaking issues and lack of a mutliplayer lobby system really stood out as glaring...
BioWare goes in-depth on the combat system of Dragon Age: Origins. Not only does it offer the breadth of control players need to tactically position and use their characters. ...
Okay, Mr. Saboteur. You're not going to listen to reason, are you? We asked nicely -- so very nicely -- that you stop blowing up those beautiful, elegant and endangered dirigib...
The last we heard on the tentative launch window of Guild Wars 2 was a fairly vague "2010 or 2011." Fortunately, if comments made by NCSoft CEO Jaeho Lee during a recent investo...
We've seen a great deal of media for Just Cause 2 which shows the protagonist's physics-defying grappling hook in action, but the latest Avalanche Studios mini-doc really displa...
With the release of Left 4 Dead 2 just on the horizon, Valve is making good on its promise to keep up support for the first game ... on Steam, anyway. Valve has flipped the swi...
Braid is a wonderfully designed puzzle/platform game that at first looks deceivingly simple. The further you get into it, however, the more you'll appreciate the brilliant level design and remarkable gameplay.
Braid
