Vincent Balestriere

Dealers will start selling the car in the spring of 2016. Still secret is just how many RS models Ford will export to the U.S.

There’s just not much to "Mario Party 10": What is there is mostly the same mistakes made in the last game.

Revelations 2 is an interesting gamble: A major studio release presented in episodes rather than all at once.

Capcom's episodic "Resident Evil" finally proves it's got more than a few jumps, scares and some gore.

If this episode is a true sign of what’s to come, Resident Evil Revelations 2 is poised to be a real thrill.

Capcom is cashing in on the episodic gaming trend with its first game in the style: "Resident Evil Revelations 2." But so far, it doesn't feel like it needed this release format.

The Order 1886 is a steampunk re-imagining of 19th Century Britain, but it stumbles everywhere.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is one of the few titles to take full advantage of the WiiU Gamepad --but it's not necessarily a good thing.

The Fitbit Surge is basically a Charge HR with a bigger screen, unreliable GPS and heftier cost. It needs to do more to justify a $250 price tag.

Telltale continues to load up on lore and backstory in "The Lost Lords," but the series needs to start executing story arcs.

With the recent saturation of choice-central games like 'The Walking Dead,' is there still room in the market for a new IP?

The Motorola Droid Turbo is heavy on power, but it’s had to make some unacceptable compromises to gain its strength.

Techland, a Polish game developer, promised a lot with their parkour survival game -- but the final product is a mixed bag.

Mitsubishi's world-famous road-going rally car, the Lancer Evolution, is bowing out of the market after 23 years. What made these cars so great?

This car corners faster than you have any right to expect. It also draws a crowd wherever it goes.

A "quantum dot" TV can be built and sold for a fraction of the cost of an OLED unit, with similar if not better picture fidelity even on 4K displays.

The Consumer Electronics Show has every gadget you can think of -- and plenty you can't. Wearables are huge this year, so we picked a few that stood out.

Phones are some of the most germ-infested things we touch -- yet we don’t sanitize them like other dirty objects.

Television and movie streaming services are wildly popular, so why not stream video games? Sony is doing just that with PlayStation Now.

Ford caught a lot of flak for its current infotainment system. The automaker is now looking to SYNC 3 to win back customers.

Over the past few years automakers have taken center stage at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Here's what to look for this time.

The dominant fitness tracker brand tries to come back from a unit that caused skin irritation in many users.

The Withings Pulse O2 is one of the more technically capable fitness trackers out there, but it's design is cumbersome and unattractive.

Telltale Games, which creates episodic adventure games, has taken a crack at mega-popular TV series "Game of Thrones."

"The Crew" sets out to be a massive, multiplayer racing game unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. Yet it delivers so little.

'This War Of Mine' crushes the ego. We are used to being gods in war games, but this paints a much darker, more realistic picture.

The Wii U version of 'Watch Dogs' is a completely wasted opportunity.

Although it’s got a simple formula, you’ll have a tough time getting bored of "Super Smash" Wii U. If you own a Wii U, don’t pass this up.

Infiniti needs a serious flagship to change the public’s perception of the brand and sell more vehicles. Enter the newest member of the Q family: the Q70S.