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Destiny's beta is now over, but did it live up to the hype? Here's our take.

I never got into World of Warcraft. Sure, I tried it, just didn’t get on with it. It just felt too forced and more of a chore than a game, if you catch my drift.

In this week's Oddities we take a look at one of the only game series to feature beer pong. Of course, without the beer it was always going to be a bit of a failure.

In recent years, Team Fortress 2 has evolved from being a basic multiple-class shooter, to a complex free-to-play game with more accessories than a fashion student.

This series was practically made for a game like Harvester. When it comes to weird and frankly random games from the bargain bin, this real oddity takes the golden prize.

There have been countless attempts at movies based off of video games, but it’s fair to say that most of them have been, at best, stinkers. From the epically dull Prince…

The hot topic of gender has been boiling over in the last few weeks with a number of high profile incidents. Do we have a gender problem in our industry?

New to MMOs and curious what to play? Let us guide you.

After striking out in GTA V, Skyrim and Fallout 3, Nigel Phillip Charles heads to Pokémon Fire Red...

This week we’re focusing on arguably the most famous game yet in the series, the endlessly bizarre Mister Mosquito.

Videogames... They're education, right? Morality. I have mastered morality. It is a very simple binary choice. If a child is in danger... you either save it, or kill it…

This week we take a look at Seaman, a bizarre pet simulation game in which you take care of a fish-human hybrid with the voice of Leonard Nimoy!

Think of all the responsibilities you have. All the jobs you fulfil on a regular basis. How easy do you think it would be to give over those responsibilities to someone…

We here at GameGrin didn’t manage to get a huge team to E3 this year so we were grateful to be invited to a Nintendo post E3 event to get hands on with all the new titles.

Revisiting games from your childhood may be one of the best decisions you ever make.