As a longtime fan of Rare games, it was a great pleasure for Bronson Fiori to interview the head man of Rare Studios, Craig Duncan, on their compilation, Rare Replay. It is a collection of thirty Rare games...

Forza Motorsport 6 is coming this year as part of Xbox's "best year of games ever" for the platform. To find out more about the latest entry in the increasingly successful racing franchise, Sir Macaluso...

We got to talk to David Jaffe! The subject at hand was his latest game, Drawn to Death, a competitive shooter with the art style inspired by the kind of stuff you might find in a high school art book....

Bronson Fiori interviwed with Erin Robinson from Ivy Games on the team's latest creation, Gravity Ghost, a game with gameplay revolving around planets and gravity.

Meet Death's Gambit, a "Metroidvania" game inspired by elements of Dark Souls, with plenty of flair for boss fights. Giving more details was John Canellas, interviewed by John Macaluso.

Gaming headsets are certainly not a lacking component of the video game indsutry. It seems every week a headphone manufacturer is announcing a new gaming headset to separate themselves from the competiion. Astro...

Rainbow Six is back after a very long wait for fans of the franchise. In an industry filled with shooters that contain little to no teamwork and players focusing on their own results, Ubisoft hopes to radically...

Virtual Reality is one of the big technologies present at E3 2015 thanks to Sony's Project Morpheus. Microsoft's HoloLens, and Oculus. A technology that has existed for several years but never really hit...

Rock Band 4 is coming! John interviewed Harmonix's Eric Hope to get the rundown on the new features, the music included, and whether he can play every instrument on expert.

Salt and Sanctuary is a Dark Souls-esque game with a metroidvania style. The game is difficult, strategic, and fun which caught our interest. John Macaluso learns what makes Salt and Santuary unique and what...

Persona fans! You now have a music rhythm game with your favorite Persona 4 characters! Bronson Fiori talked with Yu Namba to get the latest details on this PlayStation Vita exclusive. And everyday is great at...

Amplitude is back after its succesful launch on the PlayStation 2 back in 2003 thanks to funding from Kickstarter. Bronson Fiori interviews DeVron Walker, Senior Producer of Amplitude, to learn what the successor...

Bronson likes dancing games and a new Just Dance is coming out! The biggest new feature of Just Dance 2016 is the ability to use your smartphone as a controller, so Bronson interviewed Marine to find out more...

Cosmic Star Heroine is an upcoming RPG with a similar style to Chrono Trigger and Phantasy Star from the same team behind Penny Arcade: On the Rain Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode III and IV. Bronson Fiori...

There is a new Danganronpa coming, but it is not a visual novel. It is a spinoff game, featuring a more action-orientated gameplay. Bronson Fiori interviewed with the producer of Danganronpa, Yoshinori Tersawa, to...

At the NIS Press Event 2015 in San Francisco, California, Bronson interviewed the President of Nippon Ichi Software, Sohei Niikawa, on the latest installment of the Disgaea series, Disgaea 5: Alliance of...

Set in an alternative timeline, in Victorian England, the Knights attempt to save humanity from the Half-Breeds. Sony Santa Monica and Ready at Dawn aim to create the seamless transition from cutscene and...

Bronson Fiori speaks with Matt Hansen, Executive Producer for Hack 'n' Slash, to learn how Double Fine is taking Zelda and adding a taste of hacking into the game.

More characters, more ways to create, more fun. LittleBigPlanet is creating even more possibilities to express the imagination, now with new characters each with unique abilities.NOTE: In the interview Nick...

With cars detailed so meticulously that even the warning lights on the dashboard, and with an incredibly diverse world, DRIVECLUB is shaping up to be the definitive racing game for the PlayStation 4 this year,...

Kairi Hale speaks with Matt Gilgenbach, Project Director for Neverending Nightmares, to discover how a mental disorder evolved into an artistic video game experience.