Free for All!
Billy spends his Weekly Time Waster on the newly free-to-play Team Fortress 2 this week. Is it worth wasting your workday on? Hell, what ELSE are you going to do at work? WORK? That’s crazy talk, there.
Category Archives: Reviews
Blast to the Past!
The 3rd Birthday is a unique and fun RPG for the PSP that hits all the right notes in terms of gameplay, and is amazing with graphics and sound to boot.
Cooperative Couch Mode Returns
Dungeon Siege III attacks the PC and, for the first time in the series, consoles. It brings amazing graphics, balanced gameplay, and a perfect implementation of on-the-couch cooperative play to awaiting fans.
A Sinking Island
Nanda’s Island has a neat concept where you have to direct rainwater to areas where it’s most needed. And if the rain acted like water instead of jellybeans, it might actually be more fun.
Better Late Than Never: Duke Nukem Forever
Better late than never? Duke Nukem Forever finally arrives, and despite a fourteen year delay and a few gameplay problems, turns out to be a rather fun, if juvenile, shooting experience.
A Sexy, Superb RPG Experience
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings perfects what the prequel already had in spades: a hardcore, adult-themed RPG with lots of fighting, lots of thinking, plenty of role-playing and a bevy of sexy babes.
A Gem In Need Of Polish
Jewel Link Chronicles: Legend of Athena seems to have all the elements that casual match players would love, yet it can’t quite bring them all together.
Orange And Blue Make Awesome
It’s been a long wait, but the little series that started out as a throwaway demo comes into its own. With great multiplayer and a thrilling single player campaign, Portal 2 is your doorway to adventure.
A Game That’s A Real Workout
Zumba Fitness is the best way for a gamer to get a fun workout. And it works. In our testing, our reviewer lost 15 pounds, the first time a game has caused someone at GiN to lose weight!
You Find Yourself Entertained
With text based adventures being long forgotten it’s nice to see an attempt at a classic game genre, but will it be able to hold its own against modern games?