A Really Big Hit
Becoming far more than a stopgap between Assassin’s Creed Two and Three, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood offers tantalizing open world gameplay within the massive ancient city of Rome.
Becoming far more than a stopgap between Assassin’s Creed Two and Three, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood offers tantalizing open world gameplay within the massive ancient city of Rome.
Stuck inside behind a blizzard of holiday snow that’s socking Europe, Chella takes the time (she’s got a lot now) to look back on the beautiful year that was 2010, and to wish us all a Happy Holiday.
A British documentary promises to really delve into the problem of video game addiction, but then gives us nothing but the same old yellow journalism crap we’ve seen before.
Fable III hits the market with all the fun and funny goodness of the previous two titles. And although it’s cursed with some odd story choices, it does add to the franchise we’ve come to love.
Chella laments the fact that Fable III’s much hyped moral system turned out to be a bit underwhelming. But then again, very few games get the whole good or evil thing right.
Not being able to pet the cat. Dying instantly when touching water. The Incredible Hulk can’t smash a wooden door. These are the spell breakers we hate in games.
Chella is getting a little tired of the same old Nazi/zombie/alien plots in games these days. So she’s planning a weekend with new titles that have none of the above.
Fifteen years ago, the original PlayStation changed the world. It transformed geeks into gamers and showed us worlds we could hardly imagine. Celebrate the good times!
Even though one anti-US game unfairly stole the show, Iranian developers had a real presence at Gamescom, displaying titles that celebrated their rich culture and heritage.
Mass Effect 2 is heading for the PS3, a Kinect-exclusive fighter is revealed, Heavy Rain breaks all sales predictions and other shocking news from Europe’s biggest trade show.