There’s just something about playing a game for multiple hours and then getting to see the real people’s faces behind the characters. Thankfully Youtube user SovietPlayer has put together an impressive video showing us just that — the real faces behind the voices of our favorite Mass Effect 3 characters…

While it rarely makes much of a difference what console you play a game on, there is always a question in the back of many people’s minds concerning which version is technically superior.  Console parity is something that developers have sought after since multi-console releases first hit the mainstream.  Back in the day it was quite obvious which console had the most potential…

Check out some new screenshots from Remedy comparing Alan Wake on the Xbox 360 and PC. Alan Wake on the PC has been given a revamped lighting system which can be easily seen in the screens inside. Have a look and let us know what you think.

If you’ve played, or are playing Skyrim, you have surely heard a few catchy songs from the game being sung by bards throughout inns across the land. After the jump, you’ll find a few of the best covers we’ve heard thus far. Have a listen and let us know what you think.

Many things, both good and bad, have been set into motion this generation of consoles.  One thing that we seem to be seeing more and more of is the re-release of games that should not need to be put out more than once.  Now I’m not talking about HD remakes of classic PS2 games nor the digital sale of some of the older generation’s gems, as this is actually a good thing…

When we hear anything that has to do with Bethesda Game Studios, two very specific thoughts come to mind.  One of which is the reason behind our love toward them, while the other is the source of all our hatred…

Capcom has officially announced that Devil May Cry HD Collection is a reality. Along with the announcement, the developer has released a few screenshots showing off the differences between the original games, and the new HD versions. Get all the details after the jump.

A while back I wrote an article giving my thoughts about the online pass and how developers are going about getting more money the wrong way.  For those who don’t know, the Online Pass is a one time code that comes with a game to allow access to online play.  This of course was to counter used game sales and even turn a profit from them by allowing players to purchase a new code via LIVE market or the PSN store.

Recently we have found ourselves presented with something that we have never seen before when comparing software versions of RAGE, and it doesn’t seem that this will be the only game that follows this path. We here at LoT have always followed an “out of the box” policy to ensure the best and most accurate comparison of software between two versions of the same game. In the past ..

More and more we are seeing the focus shifting from single player games to multiplayer.  We see it more and more, and while online gaming is great, does it not come at a great cost to our offline experience?

PlayStation cases have gone through many changes early in the system’s life. The transition to the common jewel case has a strange history. There were 3 different cases before the standard CD size jewel. For me as a gamer turned collector, the hunt for some of these variations has been sort of a pain.

Video Game Mascots were really big in the early life of gaming. Mario is the Poster Boy for Nintendo like Mickey Mouse is for Disney. It seemed like every company had to have a mascot in the 80′s and 90′s but today, they seem to be lost.

There is a very oddly titled game series out there. It started out as “Mobile Light Force” and came out on PlayStation. It’s sequel, “Mobile Light Force 2″ came out for PS2. What is the game? Well you often hear, “Never judge a book by its cover,” but this is a Video Game. If you see 3 women wearing leather, shooting guns with robots flying around in a destroyed city, of course means its a game with a Blond Dude wearing a Jet-Pack, a Witch on a broomstick, and an old white bearded gay man in a foot peddle powered helicopter….

There’s a small genre of games out there that’s been forgotten. Maybe for good reason. I’m talking about, Games that are based on Movies, that are based on Games. One of the evils of the industry has been the making of movies based on video games. Most fail, though people have their favorites…

We all know by now that the new trend in gaming where a player has to use an online code found in the new copy of recent titles just to play with their friends on the net seems to be taking the industry by storm.  The real question here however is whether or not this can be considered good for gaming as a whole.