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This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was bigger and more virtual than ever.

'Dead Island' is still a fun game of zombie mayhem and the new Definitive Edition certainly looks good, but the upgrade is only skin deep.

'Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst' offers significantly more gameplay, but at a cost, and is unlikely to inspire the same passion as the original game.

'Doom' made me long continuously for the feeling of accomplishment that comes from surviving a hellish onslaught.

'Fallout 4: Far Harbor' is the largest landmass for an add-on that Bethesda has ever created, and while it might not be Bethesda’s densest add-on ever, in comparison to the main game, its adept storytelling is a welcome surprise.

TellTale's "The Walking Dead: Michonne" mini-series ends on high note.

If Fallout 4 is only game you’re going to play for the year, and you're trying to squeeze every little bit of content out of it that you can, the new add-on will give you something else to do.

Minecraft: Story Mode finally hits its stride, just in time for TellTale to announce another three upcoming episodes available for purchase.

'Mad Max' used me up like a bloodbag and, much like the false promises of the warlords, Valhalla wasn't waiting when everything finally faded to black.

I love games of all types – racing games, Lego games, first-person shooters, third-person shooters, and RPGs of all types – but the type I have a true weakness for is isometric RPGs. If they are done right I lose myself in those games; I just enjoy the perspective of seeing …