Launching later this year, Google's pitch is simple but ambitious: press play and start playing a game immediately and anywhere.

An under-appreciated piece of fighting game history gets some overdue respect thanks to the fans that never let it die.

Plus, our thoughts on the techno-thriller immersive sim 'The Occupation,' internet nostalgia journey 'Hypnospace Outlaw,' and joyous puzzler 'Baba Is You.'

The Square Enix mashup franchise hasn't lasted more than 15 years because you can visit the world of 'Frozen,' it's the surprising meditation on toxic masculinity.

In which I disagree with Tetsuya Nomura about what a "person" is. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

Google+ got plenty of shade in its short time on this world, but it was a boon for the RPG community.

Daniel Ricciardo did nothing wrong.

There's almost never a right time to "just tell it like it is" but there sure is a wrong one.

Canadian developer KO_OP has been experimenting with the co-op model long before America's socialism flirtation—and it's working.

'Devil May Cry 5' is great, 'Left Alive' is maybe not so much, and we're having fun in mechs and space.

The worst people are better than we remember, the best are not as good as we thought.

It feels like Capcom found a VHS tape of an amazing B-movie from the 70s that no one’s ever seen, and remastered the thing in 4K.