The Wii U was made for real-time strategy games, but for the most part the genre hasn't seen much life on the console. Fortunately that all starts to change, thanks to Ronimo Games' Swords and Soldiers II, the sequel to their well-received 2009 title. Does it tear through the genre like a drunken warrior at Oktoberfest, or is it more of a sheepish affair?

There are many tabletop games I'd love to see playable in electronic form. The main problem ends up being that many of them are either too complex or take too long to play to be properly replicated on something like an iPhone.

The Konami code will not work on it this time.

It wasn't a triumph.
I'm making a note here:
Huge Failure

On the surface Black Ice seems like a fresh new take on the first-person shooter realm. Enter a virtual world where you must hack into enemy headquarters, while at the same time thwart off any anti-hacking programs that wish to get into your way.

Several questions were left unanswered by Tango Gameworks in the main campaign for horror game The Evil Within. Many of them pertained to the secrets one of the supporting characters, Julie Kidman, and her dealings with a secret organization.

We told you this clip show was coming, and now it's here: ESH Cast - The Musical.

Live for Love. Die for LOVE!

Last year Kingston Technology subsidiary HyperX unleashed its very first headset: the Cloud. For its debut in the pro gaming headset industry it was a home run, thanks to its comfort, pristine sound, and a surprisingly good mic.

Walking into each boss room in Titan Souls for the first time, I could expect the same pattern: Shoot with arrow, cue epic music, immediately dead. The repetition of this series of events somehow always managed to pull a chuckle out of me for some reason. I would then pull myself together, go back to the entrance and the real Titan Souls would begin here.