Stu Horvath

From shooters to RPGs to remakes to stunning new IPs, we're counting down the best of the year. Well, of the first half of the year.

It's not all gamepads and joysticks, so we're celebrating the oddest of the odd.

Being a demonically possessed emo mobster means never having to say you're sorry.

If all video-game movies were like this, maybe there would be good video-game movies!

The superpowered PS3 adventure is coming back with a sequel, and we're running down how the game has changed.

Thrills, chills, and co-op await us in Day 1 Studios' follow-up. Hopefully.

The future Hall of Famer talks old-school gaming and turning Coco Crisp into a "World of Warcraft" addict.

Well, not counting the stuff we can't talk about yet. Which is a lot. Seriously, we've signed more NDAs than an Area 51 employee.

Bethesda's new shooter brings together style and story in a way that's not been seen in a multiplayer campaign.

People Can Fly's new shooter is a gloriously self-aware heap of bombast and testosterone. But is all that RAWR enough for a lasting experience?

Guerilla's threequel isn't the most colorful shooter, but can it overcome its palette with vivid gameplay?

Old-school games may have been unreasonably hard, but they've got nothing on these madmakers.

The game's producer breaks down exactly what makes LBP2's level creator so powerful.

The platformer's level editor is so powerful that people have been going nuts recreating their favorite games. Consider it free DLC!