Today we’re taking a look at Trion Worlds’ MMO shooter in our Defiance video review which tells you what you need to know about this ambitious game on consoles. Is it any good though? Defiance review – Text version. Today we’re taking a look at the Trion Worlds developed online
Resident Evil 6 PC might be mightily similar to the console versions but does have its very own Mercenaries No Mercy mode which due to the nature of PCs being more capable than current gen consoles means a lot more can be thrown at the player at once. The No
Amidst plenty of on and off rumors pertaining to an always online Xbox, the idea has been met with objection from certain segments of the gaming community, mostly vocal core gamers who make up the minority. Following Adam Orth’s comments and subsequent departure from Microsoft, the bottom line is, it’s
We take a look at the remixed version of last year’s Ninja Gaiden 3 game and determine whether it’s worth a revisit in our Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge video review. Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge review – text version: Today we’re taking a look at Team Ninja’s remix of
We delve into the depths of the PC version of Resident Evil 6 and determine whether the six month wait was worthwhile and whether PC gamers have themselves the definitive version of the game. Resident Evil 6 PC review – text version Today we’re taking a look at Capcom’s Resident
You may or may not have been aware that one of Microsoft’s Creative Directors (Adam Orth) tweeted a lot of defamatory remarks towards consumers in what looks like some boisterous banter between himself and a friend over at Bioware. However, the Internet picked up on this and has now blown
It seems the biggest complaints from gamers regarding the rumored next Xbox requiring an Always Online connection stems from the fact that there’s a fear of what will happen if the Internet connection drops or there’s a problem with the service. What will happen if in the middle of a
It can be construed that a vocal number of gamers – mostly core gamers no doubt – are up in arms over the prospect of the next Xbox being always online and potentially utilizing Data Rights Management (DRM) techniques to prevent piracy; but is this as big a deal as
Bioshock Infinite has been available since March 26th globally across PC and console platforms, but what is perhaps a telling tale as to gamers habits – especially those who rush out to buy new releases rather than wait until the dust settles – is the fact that a minority of
Ubisoft has today released a new web based mini game for their recently released Trials Evolution Gold Edition for PC. Try and smash as many bombs as possible for the high score. Give it a whirl and see how you get on.
