Well, one cannot accuse Bioware of being reluctant to support Mass Effect 2 by releasing new content. Since the release, we have had the Cerberus Network provide us with free weapons, two free dlc packs for some users that pre-purchased the game and a new character that was added to your party on the day […]
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For all that’s been said and done about pushing the boundaries of video game narratives, there’s always something to be said about a game that lets you create your own stories. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 makes a compelling case for the player-generated story, and for that alone it is a game you should play.
Listen: Bad […]
Dragon Age is perhaps most notable for being a party-based fantasy RPG that does not feature the Dungeons and Dragons license. Instead, much in the vein of Mass Effect and Jade Empire, BioWare has chosen to craft their own unique fantasy world and populate it with a rich world and a deep history. While for […]
Released Tuesday for the unbeatable price of FREE comes the Firewalker Pack. The Firewalker Pack includes five missions that take place in the new Hammerhead tank. Did I mention that it was free?
The Hammerhead is a type of hovertank that fires homing missiles.
Here we go, this is it. With Napoleon: Total War, Creative Assembly has the most stable Total War to date and the one brimming with the most potential for some truly amazing future installments. It has everything going for it, and it’s very much evident here in this stand-alone sequel/expansion/thing. Creative has been a bit […]
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Recently, I spoke with Craig Zinkievich, Executive Producer of Star Trek Online. Craig was kind enough to take a few moments from his busy schedule to talk about what gamers can look forward to in future updates for the game.
Questions from Gareth Von Kallenbach
Skewed and Reviewed
1 What features did you wish to include but were […]
Back in 1987 Games Workshop took the Warhammer universe to the football field, with the result being Blood Bowl, a tongue-in-cheek miniatures game that was easy to learn, play and get addicted to. In the mid-90’s a PC video game version of Blood Bowl was produced with disappointing results. In mid 2009 a new PC […]
Recently, I had the chance to speak with Chris Taylor about the upcoming Supreme Commander 2, which is poised to take real-time strategy gaming to a new level. I want to thank Chris for taking the time to answer my questions and for Barandon, at Mav PR, for arranging the interview.
Questions from Gareth Von Kallenbach
Skewed […]