One of the highest-rated Xbox 360 games of all times isn't some shooting game from some fancy-pants company that makes games by dipping programming code in giant vats filled with hundred dollar bills.

Luke Dammann is a writer from the United States of America. Playing video games since before he can remember, writing about the next Halo or Call of Duty title comes naturally to Luke, who is always ...

Miyamoto's classic is currently the best selling title ever created and spearheaded the proliferation of videogames in the United States after the industry's initial fumbling in the early 80s. This ...

Not sure whether you’d want to experience the today-released gem known as Braid for the Xbox LIVE Arcade? Well, why not watch someone else experience it? X3F was nice enough to record two minutes of ...

One of the biggest surprises of last year was a clever little Xbox LIVE Arcade title called Braid. The game took a compelling narrative, charming aesthetic, and great time-based puzzles to make for an ...

Braid Anniversary Edition PS5 Review. Created by Jonathan Blow over the course of four years, Braid is considered an indie classic, becoming one of of the first indie title to truly break the mold in ...

Last year, in a GDC session called Experimental Gameplay Workshop, I got a chance to see an astonishingly creative indie game called Braid. The game's creator, Jonathan Blow, walked us through what at ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Who was there: Game developer Jonathan Blow (of Braid fame) spoke at this year's GDC Europe about the importance of cultivating simple ideas to yield ...

Braid is a 2-D puzzle-platform experience that bends all the rules with the manipulation of time. Braid is a puzzle-platformer, drawn in a painterly style, where the player manipulates the flow of ...

Hey there, the name’s Gary Marston! I currently reside in the small (and by small, I mean absolutely tiny) hamlet of Bretford, close to Birmingham in the United Kingdom. My main interests in life are ...

Hey there, the name’s Gary Marston! I currently reside in the small (and by small, I mean absolutely tiny) hamlet of Bretford, close to Birmingham in the United Kingdom. My main interests in life are ...