What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than to watch Felicia Day do some medieval butt-kicking? The official DVD release for the video game based web series Dragon Age: Redemption has been slated for Feb. 14.

Summer Skye checks in at Pop Culture Paradise for a Warmachine minature game demo.

Right on the heels of announcing a new version of Dungeons & Dragons intended to unite fans of the venerable roleplaying game’s many different editions, publisher Wizards of the Coast has announced it will offer limited-edition reprints of the 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons rulebooks.
Going on sale April 17, the reprints of the original hardcover Monster Manual ($34.95), Player’s Handbook ($34.95) and Dungeon Master’s Guide ($44.95) will feature new cover designs commemorating the re-release of the 1977-79 AD&D rules. And to help support your friendly local gaming shop, Wizards of the Coast says they …

The fannish new year of 2012 started off very well for me with DarkCon in Mesa, Arizona. (Nerdvana guest post by Tunnels & Trolls roleplaying game creator Ken St. Andre.)

Have you ever heard a voice on the radio, promoting some god-awful-yet-delicious meal or snack, and by the end of the bit you’re seriously considering getting it? Well apparently, it can happen in video games too.
Over the weekend I played the crap out of Star Wars: The Old Republic (like I have been the past few months), and part of it was spent on Tatooine. As I got near the end of the quest line there, I came upon an older looking character that had one of the last quests. …

Tuesday marks the beginning of free-play status for Cryptic’s 25th century RPG “Star Trek Online.”

While D&D will turn 40 years old in 2014, there are some gaming properties out there that have been around far longer.

Wizards of the Coast has confirmed that they are working on the 5th Edition of the iconic Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game.

The new year has brought more changes at Gamers’ Inn, a popular spot in Mesa for collectible card gamers, tabletop roleplayers and — until now — LAN multiplayer video game enthusiasts.
The store announced on its Facebook page New Year’s Eve that its LAN system would be no more as of Jan. 1. The explanation: “The LAN needed to have a price increase to cover the costs, but the value of LAN gaming that we can provide is not worth more than $1 per hour. Also, new PC’s are cheap and …

Geekssociated Press talks with local writer/RPG creator Todd VanHoooser at Laughing Moon Con 3, a local gaming convention started by VanHooser. Be sure to catch Todd at Amazing Arizona Comic Con this weekend.