Video Games

“A cynic is a man who knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing.” – Oscar Wilde    As I watched the download bar sloth its way across the flicker of my screen, I thought this purchase would be a waste of my hard earned dollars. A victim to the hype and marketing, […]

It's easy to get caught up in all that's new and grand, but Ghost of Tsushima reminds players of the emotional anchor that family can provide.

Deathloop reminds us that growth requires refusing to hide from our mistakes.

Each week, as we make our way through this Advent season, LTN Writers will provide short nerdy devotionals for you and your family to enjoy.

During Advent, peace is hard to find. Amy Cokenour shows us a form of peace in Coffee Talk and points us to the Prince of Peace

This Advent season we look to the stories we tell that reflect the love found in the Gospel, as we prepare for Christ's second coming.

There is more to Diablo II than grabbing loot and slaying monsters--those with eyes to see will find a redemptive message about endurance in the midst of trial.

What makes Master Chief a beloved hero? Writer Matthew Birdzell believes it's his undying commitment to save humanity, no matter the cost.

Mobile games are legitimate games, and often are the pathway many people take to broadening their videogame horizons.

The community response to Metroid Dread gives Adam old-school feels