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All of your favorite Capcom characters, old and new, compiled into one swoon-worthy volume.

G5 Entertainment brings a hidden object adventure twist to a Phantom of the Opera-esque tale with Mystery of the Opera.

When a young couple in love receives a mystery gift of a mansion honeymoon, their thoughts turn naturally to a weekend of romance.

Aaahhh, Skylanders. It has won the hearts of many, young and old. But does the newest release, SwapForce, really bring anything new to the table, or is it just more of the same?

With a name like Carps & Dragons, it’s tough to guess exactly what type of game you’ll be playing. However accurate the guesses you come up with though, it’s safe to say you’ll still be surprised by this fun little game with a simple concept and addicting gameplay. The basic …

When a series of ghosts are trapped between worlds by an unscrupulous alchemist, it’s up to two intrepid young explorers to help them make their way back to the afterlife.

Demons, katanas and plenty of Wang.

“Drifting is the act of maneuvering a vehicle through corners at speeds and angles that exceed the vehicle’s grip.”

It’s time for a little dungeon crawling.

Well, here’s another game from the backlog. Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes has been out for a few months now and it finally receives some review love.

“Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip…”

I love me a good rpg. There’s just something about a role playing game. The hours upon hours spent leveling and upgrading your character, the endless environments to wander through and explore, the captivating story lines, and the just plain value inherent in a game that is so much longer …

Moving on up….

Rayman Legends is superb.  No need to read on further unless you’re, quite frankly, crazy.  Unlike so many people with Rayman Origins back in 2011, you need to get out now and buy it.

Luigi has been enjoying a nice and cozy spotlight this year with three great games that he gets the spotlight in. Just how well does the final game in the year of Luigi turn out?

Video games are unlike any other medium ever devised. They act and react to our influence and commands. They are the single most immersive experience you can get, short of a NASA shuttle simulator. They should be allowed to grow and become whatever they choose and stimulate and intrigue us …