Last week the guys debated as to which was the worst videogame to movie adaptation ever and they were unable to come upon ...

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The fact that there’s no way to die in Kirby’s Epic Yarn sparks the old debate in my mind as to whether or ...

It’s the end of the line. We went from Aristotle and Plato to empiricism with David Hume to Marxist aesthetics with Theodor Adorno. ...

So yes, I quite like stealth. Although, judging by my reaction to Splinter Cell, apparently not all stealth. It’s like what I say ...

“Check out the virtual property panel,” someone told me yesterday at the Triangle Game Conference. “The guy giving the presentation is really good.” ...

They say everyone has a story in them. So far, Jim has managed to conjure up three. He’s not quite made the bestseller ...

Welcome to de-rez, The Escapist’s newest video series, where game life and real life converge. In this episode, Hitman‘s Agent 47 faces his ...

Judging this year’s The Escapist Film Festival was hard work. There were a number of excellent entries, and choosing a clear winner from ...

I was enthusiastic about Kane & Lynch. Perhaps that was naïve. Still, at this year’s E3 Business and Media Summit, when everyone else ...

Eidos takes the prize for both decoration at this year’s E3. The Age of Conan booth featured moody, Conan-esque decor and shrunken heads, ...

Repeated visits to my local video rental store have led to an interesting observation: The videogame rental aisles were almost exclusively inhabited by ...