Live Making Gaming Dead?
With the heavy emphasis on online play these days, Chella worries that single-player quality will be sacrificed for the sake of multiplayer mayhem.
With the heavy emphasis on online play these days, Chella worries that single-player quality will be sacrificed for the sake of multiplayer mayhem.
Tired of all the whining, Todd decides certain fans, or supposed fans, of Rock Band deserve to win their own award. Hope that makes them feel special.
The game industry is always tying to be more like the movie industry, but Chella wonders why. Especially around awards season, they have nothing on us.
Seeing that Hargosh finally got a PS3, reviewer James Maddox sees the final sign that Sony is on the way to the top of the pile again. So it is written.
Faced with a CES full of Blu-Ray, and several intriguing new titles, Todd bites the bullet and does the unthinkable: he swallows his pride and buys a PS3.
Chella moves into her brand new office, and finds that the trampoline craze sweeping England hits close to home. If only more computer games featured them.
Not wanting to wait for the official votes, Hargosh picks who he thinks will win the Game of the Year awards, and gives out some special ones, like his Holy Crap moment of 2007.
With Chella off this week, we check in on our chief editor as he vacations in Middle Earth with Lord of the Rings online.
Todd puts two of the greatest musical games head to head in a battle royal to determine which one should be under your holiday tree.
With the year 2007 in a race to the finish, Chella remembers the good and the bad of the year, only this time, it was all mostly good. In 07, games really rocked!