A Trading Empire
A new service aims to bring together buyers and sellers of used games in a safe, open and fair format where everyone gets more for their money. Learn all about Gamestaq this week.
A new service aims to bring together buyers and sellers of used games in a safe, open and fair format where everyone gets more for their money. Learn all about Gamestaq this week.
Dragon Age has become known for having a ton of DLCs. But Dragon Age: Awakening is the cream of the crop, giving us a new story and a standalone adventure worthy of the main game.
This holiday season could be one of the best the game industry has ever had, with great games and innovative peripherals all around. But it could also be one of the last.
Fallout: New Vegas rolls onto the scene, and somehow it’s able to surpass even its much loved predecessor. Could this be the mythical perfect sequel?
Coniclysm is a little five dollar game that harkens us back to the arcade games of old, and it has a killer soundtrack that is better than the game itself.
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days offers a pure shooter set in the gritty streets of Shanghai, China. Although it doesn’t really advance the genre, it does offer a wild and oh so bloody ride.
Downloaded Content (DLC) has given a lot of older titles a second chance with gamers, or in some cases, a first chance for new players to try out a gem they might have missed. We look at Dragon Age: Origins and Rampart.
Mafia II takes players on a unique ride through the ranks of the American mafia in the 1940s and 50s, but being a made man isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and neither is this game.
It’s been a long time since we found a truly old school RPG worth the bytes that programmed it. But Eschalon Book II restored our faith and made us believe in classical magic once again.
Splinter Cell Conviction isn’t like any of the other titles in the series. This time around, Sam Fisher is out for himself, and can use stealth or run and gun madness to accomplish objectives.