Added: 26.12.2014 11:49 | 26 views | 0 comments


Counter-Strike 2D is more than just a freeware 2D clone of the most famous tactical multiplayer shooter ever! You can play it like Counter-Strike by Valve Software. Plant and defuse bombs, rescue hostages or escort the V.I.P.! In addition to the original Counter-Strike map types (as, cs, de) you can play some new map types like ctf (Capture the Flag) or dom (Domination). Moreover you have different game modes in Counter-Strike 2D. Why don't you play a fast-paced deathmatch session? There's also a construction mode in CS2D! Build walls, barbed wire and turrets to protect your base! Even a zombie mode is included! http://www.cs2d.com/

Added: 23.12.2014 18:11 | 6 views | 0 comments


You guys know that once a week Todd Awesome does something crazy for all of the Destiny lovers out there. He gets up at 3 am to create a walk through video for each weeks Nightfall Strike Mission. This week is no different. So Here is this weeks Nightfall Strike Walkthrough video. This weeks Nightfall is The Nexus, and the modifiers are: Epic - Heavily shielded and highly aggressive enemies appear in great numbers. Juggler - No ammo drops for your equipped weapon Void Burn - Void Damage from any source is greatly increased. Angry - Minions of the Darkness won't flinch, even after massive damage. Nightfall - If all players die, you will be returned to orbit.

Added: 21.12.2014 15:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


DS: "Value is often hard to discuss when it comes to reviews - since £20 means more to some people than others - with 'The Dark Below', Destiny's first expansion, you can't help but feel it's a bit of a rip-off. For £20 - or when bought alongside the next expansion for £35, so around £17.50 - you're getting three story missions, a new Strike (or two on PlayStation platforms), three new multiplayer maps and the Raid, alongside a host of new weapons and armor up for grabs. When you consider that you're paying a third of the game's original value for a fraction of the content, it feels like a poor proposition."

Added: 20.12.2014 18:00 | 7 views | 0 comments


Anyone remember Desert/Jungle Strike back in the 16-bit days? Project Root might jog your memory.

Added: 20.12.2014 13:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


Zachary Clemente starting gaming when he was 6, but in college he started playing less of Counter-Strike and other first-person shooter games because he felt they were too violent and aggressive. He started looking for other games and in 2008 became engrossed with Beyond Good Evil, a 2003 action-adventure game made by Ubisoft. It featured a female protagonist named Jade, an investigative reporter tasked with taking care of orphans while exposing an alien conspiracy. I wanted other stories, other perspectives that I could relate to or that were alien to me, so that I could experience something different. For the time period that she was made, Jade was a spectacular character, Clemente said. A few years later, he found Journey, an exploration game created by thatgamecompany in 2012 for the PlayStation 3. Lauded for its expansive scenery and unique storytelling, players interacted with each other online as genderless robed figures identified by symbols that could onl...

Added: 20.12.2014 3:16 | 8 views | 0 comments




A new year will mean lots of new game announcements. Some of them may have subtitles. Some of them may preface a familiar brand with a new moniker. Some of the may... go a little over board.