Arleen Sorkin, Batman: Arkham's Original Harley Quinn, Has Died At 67
Arleen Sorkin first played Harley Quinn on Batman The Animated Series in 1992.
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Video Game Actor Swaps That Ruined The Character For Fans
Not every character is suited to every actor. Here are some instances where recasting a video game role didn't sit well with fans.
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Sea Of Stars: A Tasty Mixture Of Old And New
"Sea of Stars'" story and gameplay complement each other perfectly, resulting in a gameplay experience that will keep you smiling from ear to ear for hours.
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Nearly Identical Games That Came Out At The Same Time
Sometimes parallel thinking can result in two great games arriving at the same time -- and with very similar vibes.
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The Actress Behind Bayonetta Is Gorgeous In Real Life
Hellena Taylor, the actress that plays Bayonetta, is just as gorgeous as her character in real life. Taylor is an actress that helped shape the character.
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Chris Pratt's Eerie Comment Might Have Predicted The Future
Fans feel divided on the news that Chris Pratt will play Mario, but Pratt eerily predicted the role years ago, when he stole a wishing well coin to play games.
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You've Been Playing Paper Mario: The Origami King All Wrong
Paper Mario: The Origami King is like many of Mario’s outings - colorful, engaging, and family-friendly.
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Games Like Stardew Valley You Should Play After You've Perfected Your Farm
Even though "Stardew Valley" is still alive and well, players might already be on the hunt for their next cozy gaming experience.
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The Truth About The Feud Between Sega And Nike
When Sega wasn't promoting cigarettes to children or inadvertently pulling the rug out from under retailers, it was feuding with Nike.
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Luxury Brand Video Game Collabs That You Didn't Know Existed
These are just a few of the most notable collabs between luxury brands and video games over the past few years.
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Mortal Kombat Fan Project Starts Petition To Become The Real Deal
"Mortal Kombat Trilogy" might finally receive an 4K remake thanks to indie developer Eyeballistic -- if this petition ends up being successful.
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The Untold Truth Of The Legend Of Zelda's Tingle
You'll find plenty of quirky characters in The Legend of Zelda, but one of the most unusual just might be the floaty, giggly, 35-year-old man named Tingle.
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The Most Expensive Bugs In Gaming History
As more and more money goes into the gaming industry, mistakes become increasingly devastating for players and developers alike.
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The Most Controversial Lawsuits In Gaming History
If history is any indication, controversial lawsuits are as common in gaming as joysticks and pixels.
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Rocket League Pros Banned For Throwing Game
Two professional Australian Rocket League players have received a lengthy ban for intentionally throwing a Rocket League Oceanic Championship Series match.
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EA Has A Surprise Hit On Its Hands
"Knockout City," the EA's action-oriented multiplayer dodgeball game, has had an incredibly successful launch.
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Nintendo Is Asking Zelda Fans Some Intriguing Questions
Recently, the Nintendo of America Twitter account released three different polls that ask Zelda fans three rather important questions.
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Why Fans Are Going Crazy Over This Nickelodeon Game
It's easy to see why the internet is losing it over the announcement of "Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl."
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The Mythology Of Mortal Kombat Explained
Mortal Kombat is notorious for its depictions of violence, but over its 11 main installments, the series has developed a surprisingly deep body of lore.
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How The Public Influenced The Creation Of Sonic The Hedgehog
In creating Sonic, Sega's executives were savvy: They drew upon the public to make sure Sonic would become an accepted name and face for the company.
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This Is Why The Nintendo 64DD Was A Complete Failure
After its slow start, it was hastily discontinued. Here's a look at why the 64DD failed.
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This Animal Crossing Home Gives Art A Second Life
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is bringing people in the arts together in the U.S.
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The Online Multiplayer Gamecube Game That Never Made It To The U.S.
Some interesting Gamecube titles never made it to the U.S., including Homeland, a rare online multiplayer Gamecube game.
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The Hitman 3 Mission You Can Beat In A Matter Of Seconds
"Top of the World," the first mission in Hitman 3, sends Agent 47 to a skyscraper in Dubai. It's also the Hitman 3 mission you can beat in a matter of seconds.
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It's Game Over For Mario's Iconic Voice
Mario's long-running voice actor is retiring from the role. How do fans feel? And what's next for the Super Mario Bros. franchise?
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Here's Why Sega Will Likely Never Make Another Console
Is it really such a stretch to imagine Sega making a triumphant return to hardware? Yes, it is. Here's why Sega will likely never make another console.
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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk Review: A Blast From The Past With A Modern Beat
Drawing inspiration from "Jet Set Radio," "Bomb Rush Cyberfunk" not only revives old-school 90s metropolis vibes but masterfully brings them to the modern era.
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