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What is a "sequence break?" It's a veritable little pile of secrets that a player may use to do things in ways that they're not supposed to in a game.

One week of October down, y'all.

While Summer Game Fest isn't over yet, most of their shows have aired over the past several days and I gotta tell you: I've added a whole slew of games to my wish list.

Video games have come a long way in the decades since Pong and Pac-man, but one thing they've always tried to do is tell a story.

The season is heating up and that means it is time for one of the best weeks of the year: Summer Games Done Quick.

What kind of year would it be if we didn't close out with our collective Game of the Year (GOTY) choices?

I am not going to make the obvious November 5 joke here -- but I am going to make the obvious time-change joke!

We're nearing the end of Spooktober, but that doesn't mean the fun's about to end -- the opposite, in fact!

I was watching a Super Carlin Brothers video last week, and the host made a reference to Diablo 2 Resurrected — and I started thinking about how I used to play that game but never got far before other games intruded.

Metroid Dread came out a couple weeks back, and it surprised my in how unforgiving the game could be at times -- I died a lot more than I expected to during my playthrough.