Joe Juba

If you own a DS, love RPGs, and are
willing to make a trip to New York, you can spend your Saturday
celebrating the release of Dragon Quest IX!

In issue 208 we unveil the next full chapter in BioWare's Dragon Age series and take a look at the hottest games of E3.

After poor initial sales figures, many assumed that DJ Hero was a
disappointment in Activision's 2009 line-up. Surprise! DJ Hero actually sold
well.

It isn't exactly news – or even related to video games – but if you
don't know what Axe Cop is, you're missing out on one of the most
hilarious things on the Internet.

You don't need to torch your couch after all.

The folks at Irrational Games – creators of BioShock, System Shock 2,
and Freedom Force – want to know what you think their next project will
be.

The first half of this year was unusually packed with awesome
games, and one of them is probably the Game of the Year.

The director of Heavy Rain doubts the DLC will get ever get made.

As a hidden easter egg, an agent from Crackdown will automatically
become a playable character in Perfect Dark's multiplayer mode.

Irrational's Ken Levine and Bethesda's Todd Howard discuss a wide range of compelling topics.

The normal and collector's editions of FF XIV will release a week apart in late September.

Supposed technical specs indicate that Microsoft's device can only support "2 active players."

The fan-made sequel, The Silver Lining, will be released as a series of free, downloadable episodes.

Executive producer Haden Blackman explains what areas of the sequel are receiving special attention.

A new area and a classic mythological character are unveiled for Kratos' latest adventure.

LeChuck's Revenge is almost here, and adventure fans shouldn't miss out.

We try out The 4 Heroes of Light on the DS, and discover plenty of classic charm.

Square Enix's third-person shooter combines multiplayer and the solo campaign into a single mode.

Sega's sequel takes tactical warfare to the small screen.