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Monday, 31 October 2011

Port memory

'Tis a treacherous path to the whore house
The release of Skyrim draws closer and RPG nerds are getting their basements ready for the lonely road into ElderScrolls madness,

Sunday, 30 October 2011

Bioware announces "Warzones"

The wait for Biowares MMO is nearly over and details are emerging fast as we run up to the release for this much anticipated game so it is only natural to hear of some more modes for which to salivate over and one of them is called "Warzones".

Thursday, 27 October 2011

Playstation 3 has tiger blood.

With each passing year Ps3 fans are even more sure that their chosen console is about to finally break industry standards revealing the true power that Sony intended, but will it ever actually happen?

Wednesday, 26 October 2011

GTA V what's it gonna take?

Ever since gamers got their sweaty, carpal tunnel hands on Grand Theft Auto 3 way back in 2001

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

There's something in my eye

It would seem that with the inception of every new game you'd think more developers would want to explore the vast spectrum of human emotions, but they don't. Every now and then some brave developer decides to make a game like Heavy Rain that makes us as gamers feel

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Xbox 360s ageing DVD format

With the release of Battlefield 3 and the surprise of an optional 1.5GB HD update in order for our Xbox 360 versions to look on par with its counterpart on Ps3, one can only wonder how big their hard drive might need to get by the end of next year.

For many Xbox 360 owners this is not such a big problem as they will have

Saturday, 22 October 2011

Licensed games: something to be excited about

Batman dominates all media
There was a time when the very words "movie licensed game" could only be uttered as a pretence to words like, underwhelming, poor, cash cow or just plain crap. Moving on to our modern day though and we have seen quite a few licenses go to good use in the right hands and very many are even expanding upon the movies
which they were based.