Tagged: PC
I was fully expecting to be unimpressed with LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4. As a Harry Potter fan, I’ve been let down by a vast majority of The Boy Who Lived’s videogame adaptations. I’ve also grown jaded and bored with… Read More »
In addition to the Elementalist and Warrior, the Ranger has now joined the list of classes that will be featured in Guild Wars 2. And with this class returns the ability to charm pets, including sharks. The Ranger in Guild… Read More »
Hidden away in a room at 2K Games’ E3 booth, Firaxis Games gave another eyes-only preview of the latest installment to their signature turn-based strategy series, Civilization V. The presentation provided a plethora of new information about the game that… Read More »
At E3 I was finally able to get my hands on Deep Silver and Techland’s ATV/Motocross racer nail’d after seeing for the first time just a few months ago. One thing is for certain: it’s a great, fun experience that… Read More »
Last Friday, BioWare gave fans a glimpse of what they can expect during multiplayer combat in the company’s upcoming MMO, Star Wars: The Old Republic. Thus far, the developer has revealed little in-game footage of actual players working together as… Read More »
There are a lot of shooters out there. Some just give you a gun and tell you to shoot. Others put you in a position you never want to be in and make you live it. Spec Ops: The Line… Read More »
In playing a short, confined demo for Two Worlds II, it became apparent that SouthPeak Games is going for the "Domino’s marketing approach" on this one. That is, the sequel is nothing like the predecessor, which is a good thing… Read More »
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Preview
Deus Ex is a franchise that is near and dear to many a PC shooter fan. Many consider the original Deus Ex games to be the pinnacle of a "thinking man’s" shooter; one that focuses just as much on player… Read More »
A lot of anticipation and trepidation has surrounded Crysis 2 and its move from PC exclusivity to multi-platform development. Can the stunning graphics and high-action sandbox sequences make the jump effectively, or will something be lost in translation? Obviously, PC… Read More »
Bethesda and Splash Damage were fully aware of the staggering amount of FPS titles going into E3 2010, and especially those with a focus on emotive single-player experiences. Brink is their FPS antithesis to the popular movements in the genre…. Read More »
