I received my weekly Gamerlobby email this week but unfortunately this week it wasn’t the usual happy optimistic news that I am used to receiving. According to the newsletter “Gamerlobby has been going for a few good years now and has had some very successful tournaments and events which we’re very proud of. Myself and my team do what we …
Local gaming site xboxgaming has managed to get some figures for the sales of consoles in SA and the results are interesting to say the very least. We obviously have three different categories to look at, which come in the form of last-gen, current-gen and then handhelds. Can you guess who is kicking some major ass? Well, you probably could …
I am happy, so really, really happy. Left 4 Dead is being considered by many as 2008’s game of the year and it’s for a reason. That reason is that it is one of the best co-operative multiplayer games that you will ever play, that and it has zombies. Lots and lots of zombies. Last night, I was browsing the …
If you have any plans for this Saturday it’s about time to make up those excuses and get them in early. I received an open invitation from GamerLobby.net for their end of year party and just had to share. What’s even better is that Cape Town has also been included this time so lets make sure we get out there …
In case you haven't heard, A new and impressive local gaming E-Magazine called Console has just been released. Forget that fact that it's local because the first issue is looking impressive as hell. The magazine offers something quite different from the usual as it focuses on gaming culture and is also still jam packed with reviews, tech help, game guides, reader mail, competitions and writer columns spanning over a massive 56 pages. 
c lick thumbnails to zoom in As previously mentioned, the e-zine is completely free and if you subscribe, you will get the notification of the new issue sent to your e-mail so that you can go and check it out. The entire magazine runs through a nifty in-browser magazine layout that allows you to flip through the pages, click on links and even zoom in to images and articles for easy reading. For something that's completely free, it would be ridiculous to not subscribe. If you want to subscribe, it's as easy as clicking here and hitting the "Sign up" link.
Every year in the gaming industry, there is a familiar buzz that starts building …
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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