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Who says the Wii is only appropriate for kiddie games? Certainly not Sega, judging by this news.

In the discussion about casual vs. hardcore games, Chris finds more similarities than you'd think.

This promising game has as much personality and polish as the first movie. And no, it's not dead.

The long-awaited Dark Side game is shaping up to be well worth the wait, Star Wars fan or not.

In his first The Left Click column, Chris addresses whether casual games have already come and gone.

In this preview, we take a detailed look at the level design that helps make Dead Space scary.

In the discussion about casual vs. hardcore games, Chris finds more similarities than you'd think.

This promising game has as much personality and polish as the first movie. And no, it's not dead.

The long-awaited Dark Side game is shaping up to be well worth the wait, Star Wars fan or not.

In his first The Left Click column, Chris addresses whether casual games have already come and gone.

The company had heard the discussions about Intel's Larrabee and has its own choice words.

In the discussion about casual vs. hardcore games, Chris finds more similarities than you'd think.

In his first The Left Click column, Chris addresses whether casual games have already come and gone.

As we begin an on-location visit to Electronic Arts, we wonder just how big the industry truly is.

Changes are always considered, but this year's post-show survey shows some biggies in the air.

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