I would classify Prizefighter as a boxing simulator, in the same way that you have racing simulators. Also in the same way, you have good simulators and bad simulators. With Prizefighter, they tried to make the game as realistic as possible… I’m still waiting for the day where, in a boxing game, you have the ability to bite off your …
 I was just over at PS3Blog.co.za and noticed that they have posted about an upcoming PS3 game (Damnation), I actually don’t know if it’s cross platform, but if it isn’t it could be the console mover that we have all been looking for. It’s apparently a cross between Gears and Prince of Persia/Tomb Raider… Well they didn’t say Tomb …
1UP has had another preview of Killzone 2 and it sounds like things have improved quite dramatically. While the vehicle section sounds a bit drab the audio visual side is sounding absolutely perfect and the gameplay and AI have apparently been hugely improved. Now Killzone 2 has been ridiculed for fake video renders and touched up screenshots and I am …
So I saw a story this morning asking why console games cost so much more PC games and movies. Now this is a very valid subject but in a nutshell it’s because the console makers sell the hardware at a loss and make there money from loyalties on games. Where PC game developers don’t pay Dell or anything like that. …
By Werner Dohse  If you don’t know what Command & Conquer is, then I don’t know under what rock you’ve been living the last 13 years. As I’m sure most of you know the first C&C was released in 1995, and following that, a total of eight C&C sequels (excluding the Red Alert spin-offs). For most of that time C&C …
By Brett Cocking Its not very often, the chance comes along to play the side of evil, to see the world from their point of view. In overlord you get this chance by taking control of a very Sauron-esque overlord who, instead of searching for little people with furry feet and a ring, takes control of his minions and uses them …
He’s back, after last weeks ramble about web comics Yahtzee is back in full force in the gaming world again and this week he sets his sights on Lego: Indiana Jones. To be honest I haven’t ever gotten into the Lego series but if Yahtzee gives it a thumb up then I have no choice but to go out and …
By Philip Dunkley So the time has come for us to release the next competition (yes another one), so here goes. Ster Kinekor has once again sponsored Blu-Ray discs to us, but this time it’s a bit different. Instead of releasing a review for a specific movie, I’m just going to go ahead and give away 5 Blu-Ray Titles, as …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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