Everything Old Is New Again
Fire Emblem Awakening for the 3DS proves that Nintendo is anxious to both use new technology and return to its hardcore roots. It doesn’t get much better than this.
Category Archives: Reviews
Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark
Some of the graphics for Darkstalkers Resurrection may be looking a touch strained, but the glorious return of the quirky B-movie characters is nothing short of epic for fighting fans.
My Life As A Space Spy
This week I end up as the Captain of a ship in a far flung universe filled with war and espionage! Now how’d I manage that?
A Machiavellian Masterpiece
Halo: The Thursday War is the second book in the Kilo-Five Trilogy. It takes us into the shocking world of special operators, where good heroes do very bad things.
Simply The Best
The Astro A50 Wireless Headset is simply the best gaming headset on the market today. It’s so good that it actually unlocks audio content in games that you’re almost certainly missing with your current sound gear.
Riding Blue Lasers
Now nothing but a head, I have to search and destroy the lab at fault in order to build myself a new body, and I do this with nothing but lasers and my face. Sound fun? Read on to see if I think so.
A Guide To Gamification
The buzzword in corporate circles these days is gamification, and Enterprise Games: Using Game Mechanics to Build a Better Business shows exactly how it’s done.
Agent 47’s Greatest Hits
The Hitman HD Trilogy lets you relive over 75 of Agent 47’s best hits on the PS3 or Xbox 360. They are now all in one place, and remade into stunning HD. Time to kill some old friends.
Forging Ahead Down A New Path
Developer Dark Vale Games presents us with something completely new in Forge, an MMO, shooter, action title with a heavy emphasis on PvP. But it also shows quite a few growing pains along the way.
Small Talk
We have a text adventure game this week, a genre that I haven’t touched in a long time. But even with being text based it earns a recommendation from me. Read the article to find out exactly why.