3DS

Building on the success of the original… LEGO-style.

A rhythm game by Game Freak that isn't Pokémon themed? I guess this could work...

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates To Infinity is the latest release in the “Mystery Dungeon” series, a spin-off of the ever-so-popular core Pokemon series. Though the main series has been going strong for nearly 20 years (!!!) in Japan, the Mystery Dungeon games have quietly become a mainstay of their own – Gates to Infinity is the ninth such title in eight years (though only six have made it to the states). I had never played a Mystery Dungeon title until GTI, but having grown up in the hey-day of Poke-mania has made me a huge fan of the franchise and has given its main series the distinction of being the only RPG I ever regularly play for fun. So how did GTI play to a man who tends to avoid such things (even if they’re painted in a Pokemon coat?) Surprisingly…well.

It takes a special kind of gamer to really enjoy this one.

Who you gonna call? ...Oh, are you sure about that?

Old-school dungeon crawling at its best.

The latest Castlevania adventure is a 3DS exclusive, and part two of the Lords of Shadow trilogy being created by MercurySteam and Konami.

If Pushmo is Crack, Crashmo is Cocaine (both are highly addictive and very similar but are used in a different way).

The sequel to one of the best games made in the last five years that doesn't start with Mario, Halo, Call of Duty or Assassin's Creed has finally arrived on the PC. Springing with creativity, fun and the possibility of a warped sense of humor, there's a lot to love when it comes to Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment and 5th Cell's Scribblenauts Unlimited. Let's get into it, shall we?

Children are often garbage disposals of interactive entertainment; give them any game and they will devour it. This doesn't, however, imply that they will fail to notice when they've been given actual garbage as opposed thoughtful, creative games. In this regard Freakyforms Deluxe: Your Creations, Alive! is unabashedly intended for younger gamers and founded on an admirable premise, but ultimately spoils well before its implied expiration date.

A giant something anyway.

Star power with a few sticking points.

Zero Escape (ZE) is easily one of the best games I've played since, well, its prequel 999.

EA Sports has been doing some solid make-overs for their sports titles this year, and FIFA 13 is no exception. Come find out why.