Pompolic : Call for Heroes Screensaver, just what your PC ordered…
Quotix Software :: Monday, November 27, 2006
Quotix Software – games developer – are pleased to offer your pc something different from the flying fish or floating windows logos as a screensaver. They have created a screensaver based on images from forthcoming 3D RPG action game set in a fantasy world entitled; ‘Pompolic: Call for Heroes’
XAvenger Shareware Shooter
Division Studios :: Monday, November 27, 2006
DiVision Studios is proud to announce the release of XAvenger, an incredible shooter game where you will pilot a heavy battle aircraft equipped with numerous weapons and special devices. Your primary mission is to destroy all aliens’ bases and monsters you will find all over the game worlds and then find and carry the hatch to the vortex to close it so that no more aliens enter our world.
Game Console Prices Fall Online
PC World :: Monday, November 27, 2006
The recently-launched PlayStation 3 and Wii game consoles remain popular on Internet auction sites, but the price they are fetching is falling as launch-related hype dies down.
Half-Life 2: Episode One (PC DVD-ROM)
Barry’s Rigs n Reviews :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
“Black Mesa Scientist-turned-Commando Gordon Freeman returns to save humanity from the alien Combine in the episodic follow-up Half-Life 2: Episode One—the first in what promises to be many based on Valve Software’s critically-acclaimed Sci-Fi first-person shooter. Find out what really happened next to Gordon and Alyx Vance at the explosive finale of Half-Life 2.”
Medieval 2 : Total War (PC) review
Driver Heaven :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
“Medieval II is (as all Total War games) composed of two main parts – the turn based strategic map and the real-]time tactical battles. The strategic map is where most of the time will be spent in the main campaign. You have to manage the regions you have control over, build up your armies and develop your settlements.”
Gears of war (XBOX 360) review
Driver Heaven :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
” The Xbox 360 debuted over a year ago and has been readily available in retail stores for quite some time now. There have certainly been a handful of titles that raised the bar for next generation standards, but the 360 never had a killer app, but that’s all about to change. Gears of War is an incredible first person shooter that blends tactical elements with a fast paced, intense experience that simply makes it a must have title for any 360 owner. With its state of the art presentation, cutting edge gameplay style, and extensive multiplayer features, there’s absolutely no doubt that Gears of War will be up in the running for Game of the Year in 2006.”
Anno 1701
Tweak PC :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Four years were spend into Anno 1701. 10 Million Euro also. It is the most expensive german game ever. Is it worth it?
Microsoft Xbox 360 Affordable Stocking Stuffer Suggestions
Futurelooks :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
The Nintendo Wii and the SONY PS3 are going to be two of hottest consoles this holiday. But what about Xbox 360? Well, we’ve discovered that the ole X360 is an even better value with some great aftermarket accessories. We check out a few that should make your Xbox 360 gamer and your wallet, happy this holiday season.
Nintendo Wii Review
Driver Heaven :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
The next generation of gaming came into full force this month seeing the releases of both Sony’s PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo Wii. The PS3 and Xbox 360 have a bitter rivalry because they are both regarded as technical powerhouses, and because of its less powerful components the Wii is often called “a GameCube on steroids”. While it certainly won’t outperform the other two in benchmark tests, what the Wii lacks in power it more than makes up for innovation. After trying out the Wii, we found it to be so much more than a creative system with a ridiculous name.
Bully Game Review for Playstation 2
R&B Mods :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Sure, you’ve probably played video games set in outer space, or in the jungle, or in some other exotic location. But have you ever played a game set in a school? In Rockstar’s game “Bully” for the PS2, you get to do just that: take control of a student in a tough environment known as a new school. Does the game make the grade? Let’s find out in today’s game review.
Dark Messiah: Might and Magic (PC)
Driver Heaven :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
The latest games in the Might and Magic series have been mostly so-so. None of them were bad (far from it actually), but for the most part they didn’t quite meet expectations. Fans of the lore (as well as fps junkies) had high hopes for the next iteration of the franchise – the medieval fps Dark Messiah. The preview videos all looked great and from what could be seen the game play wasn’t bad either. Though some people were worried that the game would get boring and repetitive very quickly (kicking people into spikes is only fun for so long) the general opinion was that the game would be good.
ny Playstation 3 Review
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“Is the system, available in 20GB ($499, sans WiFi and a built-in combination Memory Stick product lineup, Compact Flash and SD/MMC card reader) or $599 chrome-trimmed wireless-ready 60GB hard drive models, worth the hefty asking price, the highest since early-’90s systems like CDi and 3DO? Can Sony, who’s recently cut back North American November 17th launch date ship projections to just 400,000 units (with some analysts predicting actual distribution of half this number or fewer machines), manage to avoid aggravating a soon-to-be-device-deprived buying public while still keeping up with the competition? And, of course, with so much power and hardware combined in a single unit catered to the highest-end luxury users, is there even a point to upgrading? ”
GTR 2 – FIA GT Racing Game
Tweak PC :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Today we present the next gaming-review on TweakPC. GTR 2 – FIA GT Racing Game is a fantastic racing simulation.
Dawn of War – Dark Crusade Review
Technic 3d :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“Dawn of War – Dark Crusade from THQ comes into the Editorship from Technic3D. You need more Action with the AddOn from Dawn of War? See you in the following Review.”
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (PSP)
Driver Heaven :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
If there is one game series that is known to the general populace it is the GTA series. Its controversial nature has sparked many arguments, law suits and allegedly even murders. Whatever the truth, it is apparent that the GTA games possess that “something” that makes them hard to put down, even at three o’clock in the morning. A year ago the franchise made its debut on the PSP and game critics agreed that while the game was good it many of the features which its “bigger” brothers had. Over a year later the prequel to Vice City is here – according to Rockstar the issues from Liberty City Stories are gone and none of the features from the PS2 versions are missing. Time to find out how much truth there is to these statements!
NHL 2K7 (xbox 360)
Driver Heaven :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
It’s easy to argue that NHL 2K6 was more of a quick-and-dirty port than a true Xbox 360 title because the developers wanted it to be ready for launch, and as a result that game wasn’t leaps and bounds ahead of the PS2 and Xbox versions. This year, however, is much different because NHL 2K7 combines enhanced gameplay features with the new Cinemotion presentation to undoubtedly improve on an already great series. As a result, it’s clear to see that NHL 2K7 360 is not just another port, but instead we see just how powerful the Xbox 360 can be.
Independent Games Vol2
Dragonsteel Mods :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
” Today I have for you what is most likely the largest review I have ever done, and last count I am close to 250 of them, this thing is huge with 31 pages in it. For review today I have independent Games Vol2 from Moodance Games. The indie game festival recently ended and these games are the best of the bunch deemed so by a panel of judges. There are a lot of them here over 20 actually,I have tons of screenshots and in game movies for you to check out. This collection literally has something for everyone. If you are a gamer I would highly suggest you go out and get this collection, every game on here might not be for you but you will find quite a few that are highly enjoyable. The price of this collection is very low, and affordable for most anyone, considering all that you do get, seeing that most single games these days cost upwards of fifty dollars or more. Sit back, relax and enjoy the review… ”
Battlefield 2142 Review
Gamepyre :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
All the vehicles, even the gunship’s and transports, are very easy to control with just a keyboard and mouse, and far easier to fly than the helicopters of Battlefield 2. The rate at which you gain ranks feels good, just in the first day of playing I had an unlock or two, rather than having to play game after game for days on end just to get a new kit improvement. Futuristic technologies such as EMP grenades and portable shields add a new dynamic to the gameplay, and to the teamwork. The new Titan mode does add some replay ability and originality to the game, but on many levels it feels more like an expansion pack for Battlefield 2 than a full game in itself, I’d much rather see a new engine than just a futuristic setting on the same engine from the previous game. If the price came down $5-10 in range, it would be better for the money spent.
NINTENDO HOSTS WII MIDNIGHT LAUNCH AT TOYS “R” US TIMES SQUARE
Nintendo :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Consumers Line Up At The World’s Greatest Toy Store To Be Among the First To Buy New Wii Video Game System – the Hottest Item of the Holiday Season
NINTENDO WII MIDNIGHT LAUNCH AT GAMESTOP
Nintendo :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
The Evening of Saturday, Nov. 18, through the Early Morning of Nov. 19
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow SIX Vegas Gone Gold (Xbox 360)
Ubisoft :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
The MP demo features two gameplay modes (Adversarial: Attack & Defend and Co-op: Terrorist Hunt) and one map (Calypso Casino). Adversarial modes will hold up to 16 players and Co-op modes will hold up two four players on Xbox Live or System Link.
JOYTECH Announce Accessory Line for Nintendo® WiiTM Console
Joytech :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Released to coincide with the launch of the Wii™ console, the JOYTECH line of Wii™ compatible accessories promises to further enhance the innovative range of software planned for the Wii™ console. JOYTECH’s initial line of Wii™ compatible accessories includes the following products:
UPGRADE YOUR NINTENDO DS LITE TO AN MP3 PLAYER
Nintendo :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Lucky owners of the Nintendo DS will soon be able to enjoy more than just games from their favourite handheld console with the Nintendo MP3 Player. Launching across Europe on 8th December 2006. Nintendo fans can use their handheld console as a fully-fledged, high quality MP3 player.
A first look at Call of Duty 3 for Wii
Bytesector :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
“Media lined everywhere for the chance to play a game, any game. Without a doubt, Call of Duty 3 had the largest crowd. After the excitement died down a bit I decided to creep over to the CoD 3 booth to get some play time. My anticipation for this console has built up since last week and as this launch event came closer and after seeing some recent gameplay footage released online, I was more excited to try CoD 3 in the Wii realm.”
Devil May Cry 3- Dante’s Awakening Review
Gamepyre :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
I’m not sure about the game Devil May Cry 3. I liked the fighting a lot and it has really cool techniques, swords, guns and monsters. But as far as the controls and graphics go its not as good as I would of expected even though it has a lot of good qualities to it. So if you really don’t mind how the controls are and how the graphics are and you like fighting RPG and 2nd person shooting games this would be a good game for you and I recommend you try it out. There are a lot of secret items and missions in this game in this game so look closely when you play or you may miss them entirely.
In-Depth Nintendo Wii Review
Digital Trends :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
If you’re an HDTV-owning home theater enthusiast who puts surround sound capability, eye-popping technological pizzazz, Blu-ray/DVD support and on-demand access to downloadable music and video content above base game play, this is the point where you can officially stop reading. Beg, plead, whine, cheat, steal from some poor teen who preordered the unit, even. Whatever it takes to get the job done, the system you’re looking to lay hands-on this year is the PlayStation 3. However, should you be a longtime hobbyist chagrined by the industry’s recent focus on cookie-cutter sequels, a gaming neophyte intrigued by this growing interactive entertainment fad, a fan of all-time great franchises like Mario and Zelda or simply an everyday admirer with a passing interest in the subject matter, we’ve got some good news. The Wii is your console of choice, and just the sort of eye-opening kick in the pants the biz has been desperately in need of for, oh, roughly the last half-decade or so. ”
Tony Hawk’s Project 8 Review
Techgage :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Tony Hawk and his crew are back in their eighth and largest installment yet. This time around there are many more goals to accomplish, properties to destroy and people to knock over.
Tony Hawk’s Project 8 (PlayStation3) Review
Gaming Illustrated :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
We’ve released our first ever PS3 review at Gaming Illustrated.
Guild Wars: Nightfall Review
Boost Mobile Gaming :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Building an affordable AM2 Gaming System
TechSpot :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Currently there is a massive amount of competition in almost every corner of the computer industry. This has resulted in a wide range of products, as manufacturers attempt to capture as much market segment as they possibly can. Take the war between ATI and Nvidia, for example. Each company has been scrambling to gain an upper hand in every price bracket. Currently there are loads of options in the sub $100 range, $150, $200, $250, $300, and all the way through to $600+. The same can be said about CPUs, which have not only reached phenomenal levels of performance, but are also more affordable than ever. For this article we have actually built an affordable gaming system based on AMD’s AM2 platform, coupled with an Athlon64 3800+ and a GeForce 7900GS, we keep this system’s core components below the $600 mark, and then compare it against a top of the line Core 2 Duo E6700 gaming rig costing in excess of $1500.
How to Use Battefield 2142 to Benchmark your PC
Hardware Secrets :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
“As you may already know, one of the best ways to benchmark PCs nowadays is by running 3D games. If you are comparing video cards, the use of real 3D games is imperative. Battlefield 2142, which was released last month, is the latest game under Battlefield franchise, making a very interesting choice to test the 3D performance of your system. In this tutorial we will teach you how to use this game to benchmark your PC.”
Revoltec Gamepad Precision Pro
Bjorn 3d :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Most modern mice work fine directly on a desk but in my view there is no substitue for a good mouse mat when it comes to precision and comfort. I like those huge cloth mouse mats but when Revoltec offered me to review their Gamepad Precision Pro I couldn’t say no.
A first look at Call of Duty 3 for Wii
Bytesector :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
“Media lined everywhere for the chance to play a game, any game. Without a doubt, Call of Duty 3 had the largest crowd. After the excitement died down a bit I decided to creep over to the CoD 3 booth to get some play time. My anticipation for this console has built up since last week and as this launch event came closer and after seeing some recent gameplay footage released online, I was more excited to try CoD 3 in the Wii realm.”
Xbox 360 HD-DVD arriving before Christmas (and other accessories, too)
Microsoft :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
And those of you who are looking for an affordable way to jump into the next generation of DVD should look no further than the Xbox 360 HD DVD Player. All of these will be in store by Christmas and add to a fantastic range of accessories already available such as the Xbox Live Vision camera:
Ultron G1-Clawpad
techPowerUp! :: Sunday, November 12, 2006
The Ultron G1-Clawpad has an interesting look to it. As soon as you see it, you will notice what it is for: having all the needed keys for a game within reach of the left hand. It does not only look good, but feels great as well. The buttons are responsive and comfortable. Gaming with the G1-Clawpad is very nice once the hand has gotten used to its new weapon of choice.
Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony Available Now for PSP
2K Games :: Sunday, November 12, 2006
2K, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), and SuperVillain Studios announced today that Dungeon Siege®: Throne of Agony™ for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system is now available in stores in North America.
Need for Speed: Carbon Review
Techgage :: Sunday, November 12, 2006
One of the most popular racing franchises is back with their thirteenth installment. The game takes the best of “Underground” and “Most Wanted” to deliver an exhilarating experience.
Valve’s Source engine goes multi-core
Tech Report :: Sunday, November 12, 2006
IF THE LAUNCH OF Intel’s new quad-core Core 2 Extreme QX6700 processor has made one thing clear, it’s that some applications are multithreaded, and others are not. Those that are can look forward to a healthy performance boost jumping to four cores, including near-linear scaling in some cases. Those that are not enjoy no such performance benefits, and may even run slower than on the fastest dual-core chips due to the slightly slower clock speeds of Intel’s first quad-core offering. Unfortunately, most of today’s game engines are among those applications that aren’t effectively multithreaded. A handful can take advantage of additional processor cores, but not in a manner that improves performance substantially.
With the megahertz era effectively over and processor makers adding cores rather than cranking up clock speeds, game developers looking to exploit the capabilities of current hardware are faced with a daunting challenge—”one of the most important issues to be solving as a game developer right now,” according to Valve software’s Gabe Newell. Valve has invested significant resources into optimizing its Steam engine for multi-core systems, and doing so has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for its game designers.
You won’t have to wait for Half-Life 3 to enjoy the benefits of Valve’s multi-core efforts, though. Multi-core optimizations for Source will be included in the next engine update, which is due to become available via Steam before Half-Life 2: Episode 2 is released. Read on to see how Valve has implemented multithreading in its Source engine and developer tools, and how they perform on the latest dual- and quad-core processors from AMD and Intel.
Nintendo Wii First Look
Design Technica :: Sunday, November 12, 2006
“A few weeks ago Nintendo invited press to a private event held at their Rockefeller Plaza store in NYC. We got to spend a couple hours checking out new DS, GameCube, and Wii titles all without interruption. After 2 hours though, the Wii left much to be desired. ”
Guildwars – Nightfall (PC) review
Driver Heaven :: Sunday, November 12, 2006
“Unlike other MMORPGs the past Guild Wars titles (Prophecies and Factions) featured a solid story which took the player through several quests and missions (the games name for longer and more scripted quests). This approach made questing in Guild Wars a more challenging and involved activity as opposed to what can often be considered a grind in other online RPGs.”
Okami (PS2) review
Driver Heaven :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
“Let’s face the facts; the PlayStation 2 will be virtually dead this November when the superior PS3 makes its worldwide debut, so one could easily assume that the rest of the PS2’s future is rather bleak. Not all developers have thrown in the towel yet, though, as we can see with the release of an innovative game known only as Okami. Based on an old Japanese legend, gamers take control of a white wolf that can utilize divine powers in order to save the land from the terror incurred by a multi-headed dragon.”
Lumines Live
Think Gaming :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
“For those that have never played Lumines on the PSP, it is an addictive puzzle game infused with great music and effects that create an entrancing experience. I was a huge fan of the PSP version, it was actually the reason I bought the system at launch. So I was extremely excited when Lumines was announced for the 360. But most of that excitement faded when I discovered how this game was being presented and released.”
Valve talks about Multi-Core CPU Processing in Source
Tweak Town :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
There has been plenty of talk in the industry of late debating whether or not we really need Dual Core let alone four CPU cores. In our Intel QX6700 processor article, we concluded that it was probably worth waiting until investing big bucks in Intel’s latest processor, as the average user will not see much of a gain in performance by moving to four cores. Right now, CPU technology is ahead of software and the industry needs to move quickly to catch up to the hardware – they are doing it but it is taking some time. Valve is one company who understands this and is quickly working to add Multi-Core processing into their Source gaming engine and all of their very successful gaming titles.”
Sid Meiers Railroads Demo Now Available
Game Pyre :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
llo everybody we now have the Side Meiers Railroads Demo Available for your downloading and gaming pleasure!!!! This game is a ;ot of fun and pretty addicting as well, try it. Sim fans will be delighted!
Microsoft Flight Simulator X
Bytesector :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
“The constant quest for realism in videogames inevitably brings an individual into the realm of simulators. They are the epitome of simulated reality; wildly successful and highly addictive titles like The Sims have made our lives less mundane. However, the persistence of the flight simulator genre has cleared the way, blazing a trail for all variations of simulators. Flight Simulator X is Microsoft’s most recent addition to nearly 25 years of flight simulators, and it promises to be a culmination of realism for virtual pilots everywhere.”
F.E.A.R. Extraction Point Review
Game Pyre :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
I’m of two minds as to Extraction point. If you’re expecting a whole new game F.E.A.R. Extraction Point is not it. At first viewing, the game doesn’t add enough to the original to warrant the extra $30 cost. If you’re a fan of F.E.A.R, the game is worth the cost because everything that you liked about the original game is here. The expansion pack is a lot of fun, especially if you enjoyed the original game, and people who enjoyed F.E.A.R. should enjoy the expansion pack as well. There’s almost no replay ability, as the single-player game is linear. Sure there are secret areas, but they are few and far between. The multi-player game has already been released in the form of F.E.A.R. Combat.
Cyber Snipa PC Gaming Pad v2
Tech-Gear :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
If you’re an avid PC gamer always looking to get that sneaky little advantage over your fellow peers, then we may have a product for you. It’s the Cyber Snipa PC Gaming Pad by Flexiglow. Essentially, this is a mini keyboard with keys rearranged and placed for ease of use. If you can get used to a keyboard for playing PC games then this will definitely not need any getting used to.
2K Sports Announces NBA 2K7 and NHL 2K7 As Launch Day Titles for the PLAYSTATION®3 System
2K Sports :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
NBA 2K7 and NHL 2K7 will be available as Day One launch titles for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, further cementing 2K Sports as the next-generation console publishing leader in the sports category.
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. to Publish Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Take Two Interactive :: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Video Game Based on Marvel’s Comic Book Series and Upcoming Movie
Dark Messiah of Might and Magic Review
Technic 3d :: Monday, November 06, 2006
“Dark Messiah of Might and Magic from Ubisoft comes into the Editorship from Technic3D. You need more Action? See you in the following Review.”
eDimensional G-Pad Pro Gyroscopic Gamepad Review
Virtual-Hideout :: Monday, November 06, 2006
“The G-Pad Pro is a slick little controller with its VRMS features. The VRMS functioned well for me with the flight simulator and did OK in the racing game, but with the FPS games it was really lacking. Now, keep in mind this is with VRMS enabled. While using it as a regular controller, it functioned like any other gamepad….”
Enchanted Arms for Xbox 360 Review
Techgage :: Monday, November 06, 2006
It’s not very often we are treated to an RPG on the Xbox, but Ubisoft has come along and brought a popular Japanese hit to our shores. You are the enchanter Atsuma, who unwillingly has an arm filled with magical powers. Of course, it only makes sense that it’s his destiny to save the world.
Dark Messiah Tweak Guide
tweakGuides :: Monday, November 06, 2006
The Dark Messiah of Might & Magic Tweak Guide is here to help people resolve their issues with this game and to get it to a playable state as quickly as possible. There are several differences between the way the Source engine works in Dark Messiah and other Source games, so I’ve retested all the commands originally found in my Half Life 2 Tweak Guide, added several important new ones unique to Dark Messiah, refined descriptions to be clearer, and grouped together at least a dozen commands which can help reduce stutter. Also included are a range of specific troubleshooting tips for known bugs, and of course details of all the in-game settings and what they actually do in terms of performance and visual quality.
GTR-2 (PC)
Driver Heaven :: Monday, November 06, 2006
Consoles have always had plenty of exclusive titles that have left PC gamers rather resentful, forcing them to pray that one day, that amazing game featured on Nintendo or Sony’s platform might arrive onto their computers too. While famous franchises like Metal Gear Solid, Halo or Grand Theft Auto finally do make it onto the beige box, somehow car games always get left out and are never ported over. Sure, the Need for Speed and Test Drive franchises exist on everything including computers, but the true gems of the genre like Gran Turismo on Sony’s Playstation or Forza Motorsport on Microsoft’s Xbox have never, and most probably will never be brought to the trusty old computer. But luckily, it just doesn’t matter anymore because the of late, the tables have turned since it’s finally the PC that has an exclusive title that is making the console gamers envious; GTR2.
Splinter Cell: Double Agent (Xbox 360)
Driver heaven :: Monday, November 06, 2006
Over the last four years Sam Fisher has built up a reputation as being the quintessential stealth super-spy that we all wish we could be. Instead of resorting to heavy shoot-em-up tactics to mow down endless waves of enemies, Fisher is all about using gadgets and employing stealthy tactics to make his presence virtually unknown. After seeing the death of his trainee and his six year old daughter, Fisher’s career takes a turn for the worse as he becomes imprisoned. Still working for the NSA, though, he must now gain the respect of a well known terrorist group to bring them down from within.
Need For Speed Carbon Review
madbox PC :: Monday, November 06, 2006
Need for Speed Carbon is one of the most important and expected games this year, nice cars, hot girls, burning tires and everything that we like from Need for Speed games, you can read our review of this great game”
Cyber Snipa PC Gaming Pad v2
Tech Gear :: Monday, November 06, 2006
If you’re an avid PC gamer always looking to get that sneaky little advantage over your fellow peers, then we may have a product for you. It’s the Cyber Snipa PC Gaming Pad by Flexiglow. Essentially, this is a mini keyboard with keys rearranged and placed for ease of use. If you can get used to a keyboard for playing PC games then this will definitely not need any getting used to.
Medieval II: Total War for the PC Goes Gold!
Sega :: Monday, November 06, 2006
SEGA today announced that the highly anticipated PC Real Time Strategy game Medieval II: Total War has gone gold and will release across Europe on November 10th and in North America on November 14th 2006.
DIRGE of CERBERUS -FINAL FANTASY VII-RELEASE DATE ANNOUNCED
Square Enix :: Monday, November 06, 2006
DIRGE of CERBERUS™ -FINAL FANTASY® VII- will be available from 17th November 2006 exclusively on the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system.
Wii Pre-Orders Started!
GametartDirect.com :: Monday, November 06, 2006
GametartDirect.com today announced the start of their Nintendo Wii pre-order scheme.
Contra on Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360
Microsoft :: Monday, November 06, 2006
Relive the fight to stop the destruction of humanity in Konami’s classic side-scrolling shoot ‘em up, “Contra”, available on Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360 for download beginning Wednesday, 8th November.
Atari Classics and More Coming to Xbox Live Arcade
Microsoft :: Monday, November 06, 2006
In addition to its robust classic arcade roster, Microsoft also delivers a great mix of original development and independent game titles to Xbox Live members this holiday season and into the New Year
CARMELO ANTHONY RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS IN NBA STREET HOMECOURT
Electronic Arts :: Monday, November 06, 2006
Anthony, who has appeared on the covers of NCAA® March Madness® 2004 and NBA LIVE 2005, will become the first athlete to ever appear on the cover of all three of EA’s popular basketball franchises.
UFO Extraterrestrials Delayed
Tri Synergy :: Monday, November 06, 2006
Chaos Concepts are officially delaying the release of their new strategy game, UFO Extraterrestrials until February, 2007. The hard decision was made to delay the release of UFO Extraterrestrials to allow for better play balance and game enhancements.
The Ship: Free Weekend Starts Now
Valve Software :: Friday, November 03, 2006
Try The Ship, a massively mysterious thriller (MMT) from Outerlight Ltd, for free this weekend via Steam, the leading online distribution platform. The Free Full Game Trial of The Ship is on now and will conclude on Sunday, November 5 at 1 pm PDT.