Added: 08.05.2013 22:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


Battlefield 4 is in the thick of development at EA DICE and doubtless they have more than a few tricks up their sleeves. Nobody wants a rehash of Battlefield 3 with new weapons and maps - the FPS community is thirsty for something fresh in the Battlefield franchise, even if it's just an amazing feature from previous games brought back in Battlefield 4 in a meaningful way. The FPS community is tired of being fed the same old meal with an exciting new name. They want something dependable, yes, but also something new. Something exciting and fresh. From vehicles to the return of an iconic Battlefield game mode, here are a few features that Battlefield 4 simply must have if they hope to get creative and win over the FPS audience at large.

Added: 08.05.2013 20:18 | 0 views | 0 comments


"WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! We cannot believe it has been over a year since we last took a look at our favorite boss fights of all time. We're sure you're wanting to catch up, so you can see all six past installments at the end of this article. Some argue that boss battles are too old school for modern games. Something that strives to be akin to a blockbuster like Call of Duty or Killzone probably shouldn't have boss battles in them, but if it's an RPG or a platformer, then sure, why not? For us, it all comes down to what the type of game is. These five boss battles that we've selected are ones that were fun to play, awesome to see, and/or just too damn entertaining to put into words. Regardless, we've gone ahead and done the futile task of putting these fights into words. We hope you enjoy our selections. After we're done, why not mention some of your own?" SuperPhillip Central writes.

Added: 08.05.2013 13:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


DSOGaming writes: "Now this is really interesting. As we've informed you a couple of hours ago, EA Sports will be showcasing its next-generation engine at this year's E3. Well, it seems that there was something more hinted by Frank Gibeau that - at first - passed under our radar. According to Frank, EA Sports, BioWare and DICE will be showcasing some new titles at this year's E3."

Added: 08.05.2013 7:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


PSU writes: "Every once in a blue moon, the Internet spits out something so hideous, so soul-suckingly ghastly--that you have to wonder if it's really just a beautiful statement on existence. Or maybe it's expressionist art, with meaning so divine in its universal impact that lowly gamers like us simply cannot comprehend. Decide for yourself. Feast your eyes on Vita Bounce!, a PlayStation Mobile game that launched today for 99 cents. Something this thought-provoking is worth every penny."

Added: 07.05.2013 20:17 | 10 views | 0 comments


GamesBeat's Dean Takahashi analyzes EA's announced games, scarce resources, and new Star Wars deal. Something has to give.

Added: 07.05.2013 1:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


Pocket Gamer: OMGPOP's Draw Something was a revelation when it debuted, racking up 50 million downloads in as many days and causing Zynga to get out its chequebook and purchase the game - and its developer - for a cool $180 million. However, as with so many fads, Draw Something's appeal waned almost as quickly and it went from being the game that everyone was playing to the game everyone used to be playing.

Added: 06.05.2013 19:00 | 7 views | 0 comments


OMGPOP's Draw Something was a revelation when it debuted, racking up 50 million downloads in as many days and causing Zynga to get out its chequebook and purchase the game - and its developer - for a cool $180 million. However, as with so many fads, Draw Something's appeal waned almost as quickly and it went from being the game that everyone was playing to the game everyone used to be playing. ...

Added: 06.05.2013 19:00 | 2 views | 0 comments


  OMGPOP's Draw Something was a revelation when it launched, racking up 50 million downloads in as many days and causing Zynga to get out its chequebook and purchase the game - and its developer - for a cool $180 million. However, as with so many fads, Draw Something's appeal waned almost as quickly and it went from being the game that everyone was playing to the game everyone used to be pla...

Added: 03.05.2013 19:17 | 11 views | 0 comments


GI:For a game that's so simple, Draw Something 2 has been hard to review. The game's core concept - sending pictures back and forth between your friends and guessing what they represent - is so simple that it's really hard to change it in any meaningful way. To boot, it's not even a new concept; all the original Draw Something did was create a mobile and social implementation of the classic board game Pictionary. That's not to denigrate OMGPOP's work on the original game. It was a clever interface that took great advantage of Facebook, the iPhone's touchscreen, and asynchronous multiplayer gameplay. Like millions of people, I was pretty addicted to Draw Something when it first released. Then, like many, I grew tired of the experience and drifted off to other mobile games.