Randy Kalista

Real-life bosses can be tough, probably to an unfair degree. Video game bosses, however, give you a fighting chance.

Now you realize you should've bought "War in the North" instead of "Skyrim."

We also enlist veteran tracks celebrating the recent release of sequels to Assassin's Creed and Saints Row.

The Simpsons romp around E4, the Expensive Electronic Entertainment Expo, in Sunday's "The Food Wife" episode.

What legal battle? "Skyrim" makes nice with "Minecraft."

Only you can save Zelda. And only Nintendo can give you that opportunity sooner.

Michel Ancel turns dreams into nightmares with their newly crafted 2D creation tools in "Rayman Origins."

Childish Gambino has a threesome and a couple Christian rappers enter the 36 chambers. Don't say we didn't warn you.

"The Elder Scrolls" series always starts you off in shackles, but only because they love setting you free.

Childish Gambino and Black Milk both get to rapping about video games in the past week's hip hop releases.

Take a visual stroll down "The Elder Scrolls" Memory Lane, a journey 17 years in the making. You've come a long way, barbarian.

We pay attention when rappers wax lyrical about video games.

The ink hasn't even dried on your new Gears tattoo, and here we are, giving away Season Passes and Epic Skin codes for "Gears of War 3." You want this.

If you were planning on having the best "Mass Effect" costume this Halloween, you can scrap your idea and start on something else now.

We got a sneak peek of the biggest massively-multiplayer online role-playing game launch of the year, "Star Wars: The Old Republic."

This is "Rift" MMO Journal the Third, the final, the last but not least. We prove that interacting with people in a massively multi-player online game is hard. But we're harder.

If you thought you were going to skate by on a mission to "kill 10 rats," you've found the wrong online role-playing game.

Turn up the "Aston Martin Music" because Forza 4 is the purest racing package a car enthusiast could ask for.