Video Gaming

Super Mario Bros is one of the most iconic video games of all time. It's the game that turned Mario into a house-hold name, the music is legendary and video games today still use Super Mario Bros. as their main source of inspiration. It was the game that was included in the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the mid-80s so it just missed the opportunity to be on the Atari 2600. Leave it to Ch

Over the weekend, I had a chance to go to the annual Seattle Retro Gaming Expo. It was an awesome experience as many of us who all share the same passion of retro gaming (and current gaming) all crammed into the Seattle Center for shopping, demonstrations and, of course, gaming. Here's what I saw.

Well, here we go again, someone is offended about The American Flag! Are you kidding? What is this world coming too!

In pretty big news, it turns out that Microsoft is not going to require the Xbox One to connect to the Internet ever 24 hours and will have the ability to play used games. Don Mattrick, president of interactive entertainment at Microsoft, released this statement...

Bullying online isn't a matter of fun and games.

New Challenger Approaching! That's the sign that you're about to face a new character in Super Smash Bros. One of the funnest parts of the Smash Bros. series is seeing what video game characters will join the party and become unlockable. They're usually from Nintendo games, but there have been others, in the past, from other companies like Sonic the Hedgehog, Solid Snake and the recent announcemen

E3 2013 has come and gone, but there's still quite a bit of fallout to cover from the show. Angelo will have more game previews up shortly. In the meantime, here are some images from the show floor that snapped while walking around looking for coffee and a game to play. The show this year was definitely a lot calmer than shows of the past. The companies didn't even try to out "booth babe"

Though most efforts to transfer video games into feature-length films have been a bust, it's no surprise that Ubisoft is looking to bring their most popular titles to the big screen. The company already has 'Assassin's Creed,' 'Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon,' and 'Splinter Cell' in the works, but they're now working on 'Far Cry,' 'Rabbids' and 'Watch Dogs' as well.

I decided to start playing a game I got last Christmas... and have just been too busy to start, and since that's my plan... I might has well celebrate Timmy's Basement with the "lil blue lady" from that certain game... from the Halo series (Halo 4 is what I'm about to embark on), your Basement Babe of the Night (6/11) is Cortana...

In case you missed the 'Nintendo Direct' conference for E3, here it is in full.

With all of the talk of Xbox One now allowing lending games to your friends, Sony decided to release this video on how to share games using the new Playstation 4.

The E3 is happening right now. You'll find a lot of news of upcoming games but one stand-out already was the annoucement of the new Killer Instinct game made exclusively for Xbox One. Here's the preview.