Hitler is no stranger to being a video game bad guy. There's really no more renowned villain for the 20th century, so he'll pop up from time to time for the good guys to blow away. Of course, most games feature him decked out in a rocket-powered robot suit, or a cybernetic brain jar that shoots lasers, or riding a giant hell scorpion atop a burning airplane. Very rarely do we see him as a man, with a squishy pink brain that a single bullet could turn into goulash.

We generally don't cover a lot of games on the site that are on Kickstarter. If we do, we have some criteria - the biggest of which is - regardless of Kickstarter the game is going to come out. A lot of time developers use Kickstarter to really push a game over the last hump, or polish it up to a point that wasn't simply feasible without proper funding. Today we're looking at Dieselstormers, a side scrolling shooter with four player co-op.

After unveiling the Pokemon-inspired educational RPG earlier this year, developer Dromedary Dreams has been hard at work getting AnimalAlbum ready for public consumption. That day has arrived! A new trailer and a browser demo have been released so you, too, can guess which animal I have a picture of.

I remember back in college when Flash-based games were the big thing to kill time in between classes. Many of those turned into now well-known genres, like tower defense, while others became entire games in their own right. Nerdook Productions Vertical Drop Heroes HD falls into the latter category as it jumps from the browser to the desktop....

Now that we've had time to recover from accidentally electrocuting each other a trillion times in Magicka, let's move onto Arrowhead Studio's next game, Helldivers. The Sony platform exclusive is headed to us sometime this summer, so we might as well start working on those apology cards for blowing our buddies up every 15 seconds with a poorly timed grenade.

Following April's "oops we broke it now things should be fixed" Update 15, May's Update 16 can finally resume the long process of catching Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition up with the PC version of the game. Or... it could fix some other broken things, either way is fine.

How do you update a game that looks like it could be at home on an Atari console so it looks gorgeous on next-gen hardware? Let's ask Metanet! The team has been hard at work on N++, an updated and prettified version of the ultra-tough platform game that's been rattling around for several years. And you know what? It actually does look pretty good.

Over the past year, I’ve become greatly involved in tabletop RPGs. I am a Gamemaster (GM) for two Pathfinder groups (one weekly, one monthly) and I have a Player Character (PC) in a monthly Dungeon World group. I view all of these sessions as cooperative experiences. In this editorial, we’ll be looking at how to facilitate a co-op exper...

Hop and stomp gameplay starring a lizard and a panda. Makes perfect sense! Recently announced by Flying Wild Hog studios, Juju and Peyo is an upcoming retro-themed platform game that's more colorful than a mantis shrimp's crayon collection. It's got co-op, too, which is another reason why we're looking forward to it!

The crew is back together after a 3 week hiatus and there's a ton of news to talk about. What's on tap? We've got everything from Halo 5 to Skylander's announcements and much more. We also talk about the games we've been playing, the games that have inspired our love of co-op and not one...but two voicemails. Oh...and don't forget our new badass intro.

Last week, Microsoft made a huge announcement regarding a main component of Xbox One's hardware. Very soon, a new version of the Xbox One without Kinect hardware will be available for purchase.

Insomniac Games is setting to do something ridiculous (again), bringing their hyper stylized gameplay and visuals to the forefront of Sunset Overdrive. In this gameplay preview, Ted Price, Drew Murray, and Marcus Smith give us some insight into their Xbox One exclusive title.