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Sonic’s ultimate form is essential for tackling some of the open-world’s biggest challenges.

Ryu Ga Gotoku studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama isn't sure Nintendo's platform is a good fit for 'underground' crime thrillers.

Back when Sega was on top of the world as a viable competitor to Nintendo, the company really delivered with the first sequel to its flagship series.

'Sonic Frontiers' was announced at the Game Awards. We've only received snippets of information, but we might be able to understand the game through leaks.

The grand strategy game’s first Lords Pack welcomes not two, but FOUR new Warriors of Chaos Legendary Lords—each of whom is aligned with one of the four ruinous Chaos Gods. Considering the price it's a surprising amount of content that gets added without messing around too much with the established…

Speed and efficiency are among the most important considerations for British students when choosing what to cook

In 2000, Treasure released its first truly 3D game, Sin and Punishment. The rail shooter would develop a cult following, and it's still an absolute blast.

A second feature-film outing with Sega's signature video game critter tops the DVD releases for the week of Aug. 9.

'Shining Force II' was eventually lost in the endless mid-90s Sega shuffle, but it's an absorbing strategy game with an eclectic assortment of memorable characters.