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Home Console Gaming

Whether you're waving a Wiimote, shredding Guitar Hero on XBOX 360, or reminiscing about your favorite games of yesterday, here you can talk about it all.

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Top Ten Reasons You Should Be Playing Borderlands

by Peter Redmer on February 24, 2010 4:00 PM

You like explosions? Tons of guns? Exploration? Guns? GUNS?? Prepare for your new addiction, and check out these reasons why you should be playing Borderlands. Now.

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No More XBOX Original Games on Live Starting April 15th - How To Keep Playing with Friends

by Matt Whitlock on February 5, 2010 10:36 AM

This day was inevitable, even if unfortunate. Microsoft is finally pulling the plug on XBOX Live support for original XBOX games. Starting April 15th, you'll no longer be able to hop onto XBOX Live for... More »

Retro Game Review: Ninja Gaiden for the NES

by Peter Redmer on July 22, 2009 2:42 PM

I have a bone to pick with Tecmo. I stand here wondering why games like Bionic Commando , Super Mario Bros ., Punch Out!! , and so many others are getting remakes but the original... More »

Xbox LIVE Should Never Be "Down" for Maintenance

by Matt Whitlock on June 18, 2009 12:29 PM

A few days ago, Microsoft took the entire Xbox LIVE Service down for around 24 hours to complete scheduled maintenance and perform upgrades. Sounds innocent enough, but for a paid service like LIVE, I'm finding... More »

Vintage Game Review: Prince of Persia for PC/DOS

by Peter Redmer on March 23, 2009 8:49 PM

If you've played any of the new, super-fancy 3D Prince of Persia installments, you really need to give the original platforming masterpiece a try.

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Resetting Parental Lock Code on Playstation 2

by Matt Whitlock on January 21, 2005 4:24 PM

The Playstation 2 is not only a video game system, but also a DVD player as well. In many families, the Playstation 2 serves as the "kids" DVD player, which means that many parents choose to take advantage of the parental lock feature to limit... More »

How To Update Your XBOX 360

by Matt Whitlock on November 14, 2006 1:41 PM

Advances in technology typcially brings additional complexity, butuntil recently, video game machines have been designed to be similar tothe "plug and chug" style of your DVD player or other home electronicdevice. However, new video game consoles,like Microsoft's XBOX 360, bear moresimilarities to computers than game machines past. In order to get themost out of your XBOX 360, you'll need to attain and install thelatest updates. More »

Tips and Hints For Diagnosing DVD/CD Combos and Players

by Larry Dillon on August 9, 2006 5:39 PM

Did your DVD/CD player or combo unit suddenly take a turn for the worse? Did it stop reading some discs, start skipping, or just stop playing all together? If you're the type to dig in and fix it on your own, Larry Dillon has the ultimate guide for you! Read on to learn how to figure out what's wrong, and maybe get that player back in top working order!

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Resetting the Parental Lock Code for the XBOX

by Matt Whitlock on February 15, 2005 2:42 PM

The XBOX is not only a video game system, but can also be a DVD player with the add on DVD playback kit. In many families, the XBOX serves as the "kids" DVD player, which means that many parents choose to take advantage of the parental lock feature to... More »

Does playing video games cause permanent damage to your TV?

by Matt Whitlock on December 14, 2004 9:13 AM

Back in 1985, Nintendo released the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the United States. It wasn't the first video game system to be introduced here, but it was the first game system that reached mass... More »

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