Sony has got to kick up the PlayStation Mobile support. Seriously, if I hadn’t taken the time to visit the PlayStation Mobile section of the PlayStation Store for giggles yesterday, I would never have seen Yuu-Nama: The Puzzle! Wondering what Yuu-Nama is? Let me explain. This is a spin-off of the awesome, dungeon management, PSP more »

Title: Men’s Room Mayhem Price: $1.99 System(s): Vita (Also available on Android and iOS devices) Release Date: May 21, 2013 Publisher (Developer): Ripstone (Ripstone) ESRB Rating: “Teen” for Blood, Crude Humor and Violence Once upon a time, you may have heard of a game called Flight Control. In it, players would use their fingers to more »

Good morning everyone! Is it time for a casual game update? I think so! This week we have four new games to play. Most are hidden object games, as usual, you should expect that by now. Three of the five are available for both Windows and Macs, which is also nice. Particularly notable is Princess more »

On behalf of GamerTell, and gamers in general, I feel it necessary to immediately inform you when a fantastic deal is about to be available. After all, I want you to have as much fun as possible, while saving as much money as you can. Which is why I have to insist anyone with a more »

Brace yourself people, because this week and next the onslaught will begin. You know what I mean. E3 game line-ups will come pouring in and one of the first this year is from Aksys Games. You know, the company that handles the BlazBlue and Zero Escape series. They’re also taking charge of the US otome more »

It’s been a long day, hasn’t it? You know, what with the Xbox One news and all. It’s time to lay down, kick back and let the vocal stylings of Smooth McGroove performing DuckTales‘ “The Moon Theme” sooth your mind.

Need a game with a crazy long game like Penny Arcade’s On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3 to play? No? What if I told you said game was a fun RPG and also happened to be temporarily free. I’m guessing it suddenly sounds a lot more inviting. I bet you’re really interested now. That’s more »

Nintendo fans the world over have had much cause for concern over the last six months. After an underwhelming Wii U launch and month after month of poor Wii U sales, many have started to question the strength of Nintendo’s grip on the home console market. But the lack of first and third party games more »

For all the lack of story and simple gameplay, first person shooters (FPS) has taken up more of my computer time than any other genre. Things have come a long, long, way from early Doom, where you lucky enough to get a connection and you didn’t need to use a mouse to aim. Nowadays, a shooter always promises more graphics and more intense action, and every game says it’s better than the competitors. This is where E3 comes into play, as comparing one shooter to another is as easy as walking the distance between two booths. There are a handful I really want to see:

There are plenty of radioactive versions of things, but I’ll bet there haven’t been ninjas, that aren’t also talking turtles. Playstation 3 and PS Vita owners are about to find out. Grip Games, the minds behind such titles as 5-in-1 Arcade Hits, The Impossible Game and Foosball 2012 are bringing forth another intrguing game to more »