Added: 26.07.2014 23:13 | 11 views | 0 comments


Remember 1992, the peak of the Sega/Nintendo console war? Sega had just crawled out the pit of obscurity to take on the giant that was Nintendo, and a certain blue hedgehog named Sonic was blazing the path, charging straight for the neck of Mario and his vice grip on the gaming market. I have fond memories of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 on the Sega Genesis. It had such memorable sounds, cool characters and such a great sense of speed. Fast forward to 2014, and Im playing Sonic Jump Fever an energy based, Doodle Jump clone littered with in-app purchases.

Added: 26.07.2014 11:13 | 9 views | 0 comments


Glacier928: "Remember the days when we were younger, with a room full of toys (unlike todays era that strictly relies on iPods and iPads), getting creative and using our imagination? A majority of us would love to play with Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars and pretend to race them through an obstacle-filled room. Spanish indie developer Eclipse Games has taken an old-childhood pastime and crafted it into a frantic car-combat racing game. Is this title worth your time or should this stay locked up in the toy box?"

Added: 25.07.2014 6:13 | 3 views | 0 comments


Remember back in 2011, when the PlayStation Network went down for almost a month? Well, after years of haggling in court, Sony has recently agreed to a settlement in the cases brought forward following the hack. One which, if the judge approves their offer, is going to cost Sony $15 million, and give a whole bunch of people free stuff.

Added: 24.07.2014 22:30 | 2 views | 0 comments




Remember 2011? That time when PSN was in a dark place, otherwise known as "external intrusion." Anonymous stole people's information. Sony's reps bowed a lot and apologized profusely. They gave everyone that "Welcome Pack" package with free games.

In fact, Sony is still sorry. That pesky class action lawsuit has been settled to the tune of $15 million, and they want to give you more games. But first, if you have proof of identity theft charges from this incident, you can get $2,500 per claim.

Added: 23.07.2014 20:19 | 3 views | 0 comments


"Remember Portal? That small, innocent little puzzle game that was an offshoot of the Half-Life series? That game that became a phenomenon, spawned the cake is a lie movement, and is perhaps revered as one of the best puzzle games of all time? Many games since have tried to match up to what Portal accomplished, but few have come close. For Portal, it wasnt just about the fantastic and ingenious puzzles. It was about the atmosphere, the message in the game, the sinister overarching force, and the psychological why behind it all. Portal embodied so much beyond just how to get to your end goal, and The Swapper follows suit with its dark and twisted way of intertwining devious puzzles with an unspoken narrative." - PSLS

Added: 23.07.2014 9:34 | 2 views | 0 comments


DICE wants to "create the best environment for a smooth launch for our players".
Remember when EA said Battlefield probably wouldn't become an annual franchise, and everybody scoffed, and EA looked all hurt and put-upon? Well how's this for follow-through: the publisher has delayed Visceral's police-themed Battlefield Hardline to early 2015, following mixed responses to the game's summer multiplayer beta.

Added: 23.07.2014 9:34 | 5 views | 0 comments


DICE wants to "create the best environment for a smooth launch for our players".
Remember when EA said Battlefield probably wouldn't become an annual franchise, and everybody scoffed, and EA looked all hurt and put-upon? Well how's this for follow-through: the publisher has delayed Visceral's police-themed Battlefield Hardline to early 2015, following mixed responses to the game's summer multiplayer beta.