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When you get an itch to hop over monsters and bottomless pits, indie developers can supply exactly what you need.

Konami once produced so many awesome games, it was hard to keep track of them all.

These projects make the epic world of Minecraft an even cooler place to play in.

These are the games that drove you to chuck your controller through your TV.

President Iwata's basic love for video games was responsible for some of the industry's best titles.

For those left wanting for tabletop space or local friends, there's an easy way to get your board and card game fixes: iOS devices. Here's a roundup of some of the best digital adaptations on iPhone and iPad.

We'd love to see PlatinumGames try its hands at reviving / polishing these series.

Why should Minecraft have all the fun? We look at other game franchises that would benefit from this awesome bit of tech.

The Wii U still isn't a runaway success, nor will it ever be, but that hasn't stopped Nintendo from busting out some cool stuff through 2014.

Camelot's latest tries to offer up laughs alongside hardcore golfing. Sometimes, it succeeds.

Come play in the Magic Kingdom. Forever and ever and ever and–

One baseball-loving dog, free (sort of) to a good home.

A love for fun and detail help make Castlevania's PlayStation entry a timeless action game.

Sell weapons to a funny, funky groove in this offbeat shop simulator.

This hyperactive sports RPG won't do much for fans of serious soccer sims, but anyone interested in a more lighthearted approach should check it out.

"Free" games like Tales of Phantasia for mobile are damaging a monetization formula that, believe it or not, actually has some value.

Will Princess Peach and Rosalina be allowed to journey with Mario on a more permanent basis, or are they doomed to return to passive roles?

Nintendo's "National StreetPass Weekend" marks a change in how Nintendo of America regards North American StreetPass users.

Much as the title would suggest, we find ourselves feeling a little uncertain about the merits of this eccentric but repetitive Gauntlet-alike.

Not so, says someone who learned to read through games like Dragon Warrior.

Mega Man's inclusion on the Super Smash Bros. roster may hint that Capcom's robot is set to rise again.