As all bikies will tell you, it's much more fun on two wheels. But that hasn't been the case in gaming.

Siobhan Keogh takes a look at the games everyone wants to play in 2016.

Siobhan Keogh wraps up the highs and lows of the gaming year.

It was 20 years ago this week that Sony created history with an ugly grey rectangle.

The eight-year-old me would hate the 33-year-old me right now. I just killed Luke Skywalker and about an hour ago I shot down the Millennium Falcon. And it felt so good.

Siobhan Keogh unashamedly reveals her gaming guilty pleasure.

Whatever you choose to wear to this weekend's Armageddon expo, Courtenay Taylor will know what kind of fan you are.

Siobhan Keogh spent way too much time playing the Star Wars Battlefront beta ahead of its November launch, and finds the force might just be real.

John Fuller, senior producer at Avalanche Studios, explains how much work went into making the Mad Max game as exhilarating as the movie.

Brains behind zombie game thriller gets ball rolling on ultra-fast broadband after he calls Dunedin's Gigatown a joke.

It was a scream that startled the neighbours. I'd been fumbling around a blackened basement looking for the power switch when something grabbed my ankle. It didn't have any legs. And it was trying to eat me.

They're huge in Japan, but why not the rest of the world? Siobhan Keogh looks at why some games just don't translate.

Soundtracks to video games have brought a younger generation to classical music, a new poll of the UK's favourite pieces suggests.

Game blogger Siobhan Keogh takes on the controversial topic of DLC...

There's no comeback from mucking up a game's launch, writes Siobhan Keogh.

Will Steam Machines make your Xbox and PlayStation consoles obsolete? Siobhan Keogh takes a look.

A new kind of artificial intelligence has learned to play vintage video games without any prior instructions in a bid to achieve human-like scoring abilities, scientists claim.

Back in 1998, there was one game that ruled them all. With its stellar storytelling and twisted sense of humour, Grim Fandango soon overpowered Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and Day of the Tentacle as every budding adventurer's game of choice.

It has been 14 years since China officially banned console video games, worrying they would dumb down the brains of Chinese youth.

Amazon.com is buying video service Twitch Interactive for about $1 billion in its biggest acquisition ever.

Aspiring kiwi video game makers could get a leg up on the competition with a new startup programme aimed at supporting local developers.

Destiny isn't the only big title due out before the end of the year. Chris Schulz wraps up the best of the rest.

The release of Battlefield Hardline has been pushed to 2015 so the game may be improved and expanded, DICE has announced.

The wildly popular Kiwi video game Path of Exile has today announced a partnership to bring its acclaimed game to fans in Latin America.

MachineGames already knows where it would take things should it get the opportunity to develop a Wolfenstein: The New Order sequel.

Deep Silver has announced yet another Dead Island title. This time it’s a spin-off called Escape Dead Island, a third-person singleplayer title coming to PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC at the tail end of this year.

It's one of year's most-hyped games, but is it an epic techno fable for our times, or just another wobbly open world adventure?

The release of the highly anticipated paranoid-thriller game Watch Dogs was a covert mission in itself for Chris Schulz.

The first Wolfenstein game in five years returns the franchise to its Nazi-hating glory days. Chris Schulz investigates.