In 2009, EA canned a Bioware Spy-action RPG that would be a little bit Bond, a little bit Bourne.

Bioware is keen to do a game that isn't set in space or the realms of fantasy.

Being on the wrong side of the planet sometimes has it’s advantages but one of the major disadvantages is that we are living in the wrong day entirely. It’s now bedtime on Thursday night over here but Friday morning in South Africa and Friday evening in Australia… I can’t keep up. Which is my excuse for missing the Zero Punctuation …

So apparently, the lure of pr0n relations in 3D is going to sell a lot of 3D TVs. They should call it 3DD. That’s gonna be awkward (err, for this friend I know, I mean). The weekend is but a day away and we are all very keen to have a serious chill-out session. The World Cup is almost upon …

When a big game ends up being less than well received, it’s natural for the developers to start blaming all sorts of things. Alpha Protocol, the 3rd person espionage RPG from Obsidian is one of those games; a game with big ideas, hopes and dreams – accompanied by a string of unfavourable review scores. What you don’t expect is one …

Today is not just any Friday – our favourite excuse for getting plastered. Today’s James Bond creator Ian Fleming’s Birthday, so our drink of choice this afternoon is the iconic gin martini – shaken, not stirred! It also gives us a perfectly suitable reason to put up this lovely picture of Olga Kurlyenko, the most recent Bond girl. Speaking of …

Honestly I wouldn’t be posting about this if it wasn’t for the running joke that is 2009’s delayed list. Alpha Protocol was meant to have been released on the 27th of October 2009 but according to reports it has now been pushed back to June 2010. Sega and Obsidian haven’t officially announced anything yet but Gamestop and Amazon Canada have …