Added: 05.09.2013 14:19 | 7 views | 0 comments


Analog Addiction writes: "The Earth is running out of resources, and its becoming a dire predicament for humanity, forcing humans to search other planets in an effort to gain the resources necessary to keep the human-race alive. The Neo-Venus Construction Company or NEVEC is at the forefront of these expeditions, hiring contract workers to travel to the icy-world of E.D.N. III to harvest Thermal Energy in hopes of bringing it back to Earth. However all isnt as simple as it seems: the government will do anything they can to keep the population alive, even if it means covering up their own mistakes from the past. But what happens when those mistakes are discovered, revealing the true evil nature behind the corporations trying to save Earth? We get Lost Planet 3."

Added: 01.09.2013 13:22 | 12 views | 0 comments


From the review - However lax the challenge of chapter two may have been, the excitement for chapter three still remains. The end of Ancestry of Lies leaves the fate of Constable Zellner and The Raven unknown, giving players the certain need to complete the series and solve the mysteries of The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief.

Added: 31.08.2013 22:22 | 8 views | 0 comments


The Splinter Cell series has always been fun, but unfortunately more fun than good. The stealth game play even has the Metal Gear Solid games paling in comparison, but the stories and characters have always been forgettable as they were wrapped up in mostly political jargon. However Splinter Cell: Convictions and now with Splinter Cell: Blacklist not only does the characters stand out more, but we get a good story as well.

Added: 31.08.2013 19:18 | 13 views | 0 comments


WC - Ill openly admit that Im a man that is mostly driven by anger. I get joy in life through sourcing out a good uncalled for moan about everything and everyone I can set my eyes on. However it isnt often that a torrent of anger swells enough to warrant an immediate bitching type fest to release my frustration. Not since my Seth MacFarlane fury have I felt such forceful frowning.

Added: 26.08.2013 19:00 | 8 views | 0 comments

Gamezebo Rating: Across the bumpy stretch of human history, from the dawn of sentient thought, to the ravaging years of the Plague, right up to our current era of smartphones and Wi-Fi, there has been only one constant truth: love is a kick in the teeth. However well we handle our day-to-day crises with money, work, and family drama, scoring a loyal, dependable mate is an intensive years-long project. Silicon Sisters' interactive novel Everlove: Rose lets you dive backwards into your distant past where it turns out your romantic prospects are still sources of major drama. Who knew?