Shapik: The Quest

Matthew Lillard is a very busy man, but if he has some downtime you can find him kicking butt at FIFA. We met up with Lillard at videogamesnewyork ahead of the Scream 7 premiere, to take a walk through his gaming memories — from getting destroyed by Dragon's Lair at the arcades when he was a kid, to getting carried by his son in Apex Legends.He may not be good — and he'll be the first to tell you that! — but he's in it for the fun.

K-pop idol and actor Matthew Kim (or Big Matthew, as fans of the group KARD know him) moved to Korea to pursue a career in entertainment — but games keep him in touch with his family. His love of video games started with his father, who was "nasty" on Super Mario, and continues today when he plays Call of Duty: Warzone with his little brother.

The Steam Machine is buyable at last! And it sure costs a pretty penny, as is probably to be expected here in the year of our lord and/or dark lord 2026. We've written a full user-focused review of the Steam Machine separately thanks to yours truly, but also it's important to confess something: I am not a technical expert, and nor will I ever be. Read more

Capcom's new Onimusha game for 2026 follows Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata as one of gaming's best, based on its new demo.

Back together and funnier than ever! Kenan and Kel are like kids in... well... a video game store in this episode of Shelf Quest! The iconic duo takes us on a nostalgia trip through the 80s and 90s, reminisce about gaming with Coolio in their sitcom era, learning to dance from Dance Dance Revolution, and sharing Castlevania and Sonic games with their kids. Plus, Kenan's gaming regrets and Kel's shopping spree through videogamesnewyork.Kenan and Kel are bringing the laughs, the memories, and the unmistakable chemistry that made them one of the most iconic comedy duos of a generation to an all-n