It was going to happen – a popular show with a sci-fi theme and a large following will end up with its own game. And for better or worse, Lost got its game. Developed by Ubisoft it had a lot of potential, but it got lashed critically anyway. Not for no reason – there are plenty of problems, like the …
Dale sent me a link to a eurogamer.net article about Metal Gear Online (my latest bug bear)… For the first two pages I felt it was just a more articulate version of myself complaining about this game and it’s apparent pointlessness… However by the time I got to the third page my views on this game started to changed. They …
It seems that Nick Nolte has become the designated face for Saints Row 2.. Honestly The first video I can handle and the second one I think is crossing a line. It appears that all the developers want is to cause some controversy so that they can attack GTA’s crown. Well GTA IV has set that crown really really high …
A lot of people have been posting some interestingly defensive and angry comments about Fridays article titled “Certainly, for PlayStation 3 owners, there’s absolutely nothing here that makes you feel good about owning the console.†I understand what everyone is getting at, but it’s all because people are trying so hard to defend their choice of console, that no one …
Okay so now every website on the planet has GTA IV stories and the guys with the hardware are making the comparison video’s. GamesRadar has made a video showing us the differences, or lack thereof, between the Xbox 360 and PS3 version of the introducation… I cannot see any difference that couldn’t be changed by adjusting the contrast and brightness …
So for the last week we have been running a GTA IV competition where you were meant to recreate screenshots in a variety of ways and submit them for entries. I had some fantastic entries and some not so good ones, there were some complaints about how the competition was run and we have listened to them. The next competition …
By Etienne Vlok Every once in a while, a game is released that has such raw selling potential that it calls for something more out of the ordinary than the usual gathering of gamers on launch day. Indeed, there exists a very special social gathering for just these titles – an occasion where the truly hardcore can congregate to freeze …
By Etienne Vlok So, it’s finally here. After waiting for 4 years since its original late 2004 release on PS2, Grand Theft Auto has finally made the leap to next-gen. Along the way, we’ve seen all sorts of shenanigans: Peter Moore tattooing his arm with a GTA IV logo would categorize as ‘memorable’; Jack Thompson blaming everything that ails America …
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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