Game Systems

Latest Game Systems

• Nintendo NES Classic Edition Review

  The NES Classic Edition is a miniature Nintendo Entertainment System with 30 classic games, an HDMI output, and a fantastically nostalgic design.

  7 years, 8 months By Will Greenwald

  
• Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows Review

  Microsoft's Xbox Wireless Adapter is a small USB dongle that lets you wirelessly connect up to eight Xbox One gamepads to your Windows 10 PC.

  8 years, 7 months By Will Greenwald

  
• Microsoft Xbox One Review

  The Xbox One, Microsoft's current-generation console, has seen a user interface upgrade and the addition of limited backward compatibility, and it's still at the top of its game.

  8 years, 8 months By Will Greenwald

  
• Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) Review

  Sony's PlayStation 4 is a sleek, powerful game console with an excellent controller and plenty of compelling titles.

  8 years, 8 months By Will Greenwald

  
• Rise of the Tomb Raider (for Xbox One) Review

  Rise of the Tomb Raider proves its predecessor was no fluke and firmly reestablishes the franchise as one worth caring about.

  8 years, 8 months By Jordan Minor

  
• Street Fighter V (for PlayStation 4) Preview

  Featuring a mix of new and classic fighters, hard-hitting combos, cross-platform play, and a fresh combat system, Street Fighter V is shaping up to be one of 2016's most promising releases.

  8 years, 9 months By Jeffrey L. Wilson

  
• Assassin's Creed: Syndicate (for PlayStation 4) Preview

  Syndicate takes and improves the framework laid out by Unity to create an interesting and potentially great Assassin's Creed game.

  8 years, 9 months By Gabriel Zamora

  
• Nvidia Shield Remote Review

  A sleek design and touch-sensitive volume controls can't distract from this optional Nvidia Shield controller's price tag and missing buttons.

  9 years, 1 month By Will Greenwald

  
• Nvidia Shield Android TV (2015) Review

  Nvidia's new Shield microconsole is remarkably powerful and supports Netflix 4K, but it's held back by several frustrating Android TV limitations, and its games library still can't compare with a dedicated game console.

  9 years, 1 month By Will Greenwald

  
• Mortal Kombat X (for Xbox One) Review

  The beautifully bloody Mortal Kombat X successfully builds on NetherRealm Studios' fighting game hot streak.

  9 years, 3 months By Jordan Minor

  
• New Nintendo 3DS XL Review

  Its name might not make it clear, but the New Nintendo 3DS XL is a solid step up from and worthy replacement to the original 3DS and 3DS XL.

  9 years, 5 months By Will Greenwald

  
• LeapFrog LeapTV Review

  The LeapFrog LeapTV takes the best parts of other game platforms, adds a good dose of learning, and makes console gaming accessible to a younger audience.

  9 years, 7 months By Laarni Almendrala Ragaza

  
• Sony PlayStation Vita Slim (PCH-2000) Review

  Even though it still uses Sony's own pricey memory cards, the slimmer, less-expensive new version of the PlayStation Vita is improved in nearly every way.

  10 years By Will Greenwald

  
• Sony PlayStation Vita (Wi-Fi)

  The Sony PlayStation Vita is one of the best handheld game systems to date, even if almost everything it tries to do outside of gaming falls short.

  12 years, 1 month By Will Greenwald

  
• Mass Effect 3

  This final chapter in the epic sci-fi RPG saga offers a rewarding, if not flawless, experience for long-time fans and newcomers alike.

  12 years, 3 months By Matthew Murray