Resident Evil 5

By Arun Subramanian

Though Resident Evil 5 had the difficult task of following its critically acclaimed predecessor, it largely succeeds by changing relatively little. [15 May 2009]

Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles

By Cole Stryker

Although the game raises just as many questions as it answers, superfans will surely relish the narrative crumbs dropped from the table as they discover a bit more about the characters' motivations. [28 January 2008]

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations

By Azmol Meah

Phoenix is wiser, older, and far more battle-weary than before. [24 January 2008]

Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros Treasure

By Jason Cook

Zack and Wiki looks very much like one would expect a game called Zack and Wiki to look -– and that's not a bad thing. [21 January 2008]

Mega Man ZX Advent

By Azmol Meah

When you've got a loyal fanbase who buys your games regardless of quality, is there really any need to rock the boat? [10 January 2008]

Mega Man Star Force

By L.B. Jeffries

All of those strategic elements and nuances that the average card player must master simply aren't necessary when you're fighting in Mega Man Star Force. [15 October 2007]

Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition

By L.B. Jeffries

Resident Evil 4 is the best action game to yet be released on the Wii, and will probably be the first of many games to be made in this fashion. [30 July 2007]

Dead Rising

By Alex Vo

Most horror movie subtext is watcher-inferred, but zombies have no problem using themselves to cast obvious blanket statements on society. [28 August 2006]

Capcom Fighting Evolution

By G. Christopher Williams

If anything, Capcom Fighting Evolution offers us the fossil record of the subtle evolution of the fighting genre. [27 April 2005]

Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny

By Jason Thompson

It's not hard to see where Onimusha's inspiration lies. Maybe you've heard of a little franchise called Resident Evil, or perhaps you've even played the other Capcom franchise known as Devil May Cry. [11 August 2004]

Moving Pixels: Mega Man 9

Arun Subramanian looks at the purest bit of nostalgia yet released for the modern consoles. [30 October 2008]