Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Reviewed (PS3, 360)


This year will see a whole deluge of FPS titles coming to the gaming arena but the beginning of March brings a direct competitor to Modern Warfare 2 to the fore.


This year will see a whole deluge of FPS titles coming to the gaming arena but the beginning of March brings a direct competitor to Modern Warfare 2 to the fore.


With all the big titles that come out it is very easy to forget about the smaller titles available on the Playstation Store.


There are quite a few positive things you can say about Borderlands and its DLC.


In 2007, a sleeping giant awoke. The game’s name was Bioshock who opened it’s eyes, stretched out it’s arms, picked us up and threw us into the beautiful, yet eerie underwater world of Rapture.


There has been quite a lot going on in the Hell department over the last month or so and the game sandwiched in the middle is EA’s Dante’s Inferno, developed by Visceral Games.


Bioware’s release of Mass Effect in 2007 was something of a statement of intent from the producer in what it wanted to produce.


With the amount of multiplayer options now in every game, token co-operative modes can be somewhat missed.


Anyone that knows me or has spoken to me has realised by now that Borderlands is essentially my top game for 2009.


Sim management games have been around for a long time and city management games have become not only a test of one’s strategic and management experience but also an educational tool too.


Fallen Earth, the debut MMO from Icarus Studios will always be hard to review.