It's that time of year again, when we put down the controller for a bit and bicker and argue over exactly which game was the best of the best. While …
Continue reading →Since time immemorial (or at least since the late 70s), games have experimented with ways their users interact with them. With joysticks, trackballs, flight sticks, or skateboards, designers have been …
Continue reading →There's no shortage of people who will happily take the time out to reminisce on the golden days of World of Warcraft, myself among them. It's been a long journey, …
Continue reading →I just bought a (digital) boatload of Android games. Why? Because I'm suddenly infatuated with mobile gaming. For the longest time I was resistant to it - I simply loathed …
Continue reading →Metacritic continues to play a big role in the videogame industry. A recent job posting by Irrational Games, best known for their Bioshock series, requires the applicant be a super …
Continue reading →Kickstarter and the idea of crowdfunding have become widely popular in the gaming community over recent months, and one project in particular has been almost unavoidable for the past week …
Continue reading →Videogaming has seen its fair share of crazy and implausible weapons, but there is no doubt that sometimes the weapons transcend implausible and head straight to crazy town. Today we …
Continue reading →If the combat AI remains the most disappointing part of the Civilization V experience, the Gods & Kings expansion renovates the diplomacy system into one of the best. It might …
Continue reading →My civilization should be a smoldering ruin by now. The Siamese, Polynesians, and the Indians have joined forces with their confederacy of city states to take me down. In Civilization …
Continue reading →It’ll probably be a week or two before I feel familiar enough with the new Gods & Kings expansion pack for Civilization V to decide whether I like it or …
Continue reading →E3 just wrapped up, and we've got a lot of news for you to pick through if you haven't checked it out yet. But while the news piled up from …
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