It should have started a revolution, but Radiant Silvergun became famous instead for its price. One of gaming's greatest injustices?

How do you innovate in the post-Wikipedia era? How about by creating a virtual world built from geographical data of the real world?

It was touted for its combat system, but SCE San Diego's team of ex-Disney animators really focused on movement rather than mechanics.

Looking for a game to play in a bar, two coders hit upon an apt concept: beer. And a legend was born.

It's the driving game that makes you feel nothing other than fabulous. Just where can the genre go from here?