As you can guess, this type of buying has led me astray on multiple occasions. Yet, I’ve also unearthed some of my most memorable and frequently played games of all time through my old methods.
Wargame: European Escalation puts you directly in the shoes (or combat boots) of a commander of either NATO or Warsaw Pact forces, lead by the United States and the USSR respectively, during a fictional escalation of the Cold War taking place in the 1970s to early 1980s.
Some of you know I recently had a chance to play Binary Domain on the PS3. PS3 was my choice due to my experience on the demos as well as playing a 3rd person shooter on PS3. I love doing so.
Let's cut to the chase: there is no possible ending BioWare could have devised for Mass Effect 3 that would have pleased everyone. The beauty of that series — something that has been reaffirmed by the outrage surrounding the finale — is the unique narrative each player builds throughout their 90-hour experience.
Batman: Arkham Asylum was an awesome game. Rocksteady did away with the need to tie-in with pre-existing Batman movies or comics and by doing so created an amazing game with a completely original story. It also helped that they got the feeling of being Batman himself so very right.
With the recent releases of FIFA Street and SSX, the question regarding the price of games makes an appearance once again. Both games play more towards the non-traditional sports loving audience and yet, both launched in stores with 60 dollars price tags. Is this a smart move?
The gaming community has taken all sorts of liberties with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, sometimes making the game Bethesda should have, and sometimes, making...
Much has been made of the quality, or more accurately, the lack of it, of the Mass Effect trilogy's ending. Enough has been made of it, in fact, that it has drawn the attention of major news outlets, like the BBC, and CBS, and multiple Tech-Blog posts on Forbes.