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I doubt there are many epic pieces of literature that have been successfully turned into games, certainly not good games at any rate. So there were a few quizzically raised eyebrows when a game based on the famous Dante Alighieri poem, Divine Comedy - specifically the Inferno chapter - was...

Lee Abrahams·February 7, 2010
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Mass Effect 2 is all about choice. Players who import their character from the first Mass Effect will have the pleasure of seeing how their choices influenced the galaxy, and the number of story points carried over is surprisingly high. Expect to reencounter several characters from the original, some of...

Nate Gillick·February 2, 2010
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Although I can’t confidently sit here and say that Airtight Games’ Dark Void was sent out to die by Capcom, I can quite confidently sit here and say that slashing their expected sales for the title in half before the game ships is a realisation from the publisher that it...

With all the talk last year about the so called "death" of the Japanese gaming industry (mainly from people in the Japanese gaming industry), it is nice to see a developer take a stand and show people how wrong they were. Considering the increasingly Western influence that seems to be...

Lee Abrahams·January 13, 2010
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If you take a minute to look back over the video game industry’s relatively short but celebrated lifespan, it’s plain to see how many iconic characters have sprung up in such a short time. And we’re not necessarily talking singular characters here either because we’ve had just as many dynamic...

Dan Webb·January 12, 2010
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Have you ever dreamed of being whisked away to rule your own tropical paradise? Anyone that answered yes may well expect a visit from 007 should their dream come true and anyone that answered no is just an outright liar. So now we have separated the dictators from the chaff...

Lee Abrahams·December 19, 2009
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Despite World War II as a setting for games becoming as old and as used as Hugh Hefner, Pandemic Studios have at least tried a fresh approach for the setting. One that feels fresh and fairly unique. Most of that can be attributed to the fact that a.) We have...

Dan Webb·December 3, 2009
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As if you didn’t have enough plastic musical peripherals lying around your house, Activision decided to make one more to add to your collection. Without it, you’re no longer the cool kid on the block... with it, well, you’re still not the cool kid on the block, but you have...

Dan Webb·November 25, 2009
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Attention! This is a public service announcement. Before reading this review, discard everything that tainted your thoughts previously regarding the Assassin’s Creed franchise, because this is Assassin’s Creed, but not as you know it... this is Assassin’s Creed 2.0. Hey! It was my turn to do that! Everyone else is...

Dan Webb·November 23, 2009
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Everyone loves a good RPG, well, in actual fact, a lot of people would rather go the other way. So the challenge has always been to make a role playing game that appeals to the hardcore fans while still drawing in new players who might usually be put off by...

Lee Abrahams·November 21, 2009
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It’s hard to pinpoint where our fascination with zombies lies dormant in our untapped minds. Maybe there is some hard wired and deep-seated fixation on fearing for our lives and being backed into corners, wondering when it will all end. Regardless, this unhealthy appeal with our undead friends has existed...

Dan Webb·November 17, 2009
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No doubt everyone is well aware of Brutal Legend by now, as the Jack Black fuelled marketing machine was in full swing for months prior to the game's release. Something that is an unusual trait for a Tim Schafer game, which generally enjoy slipping into existence under the radar and...

Lee Abrahams·November 15, 2009
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