Stephen King is undoubtedly a skilled writer, but not very many of his works have transformed into cinematic successes. Alan Wake makes a good attempt to do something about that scenario, bringing a horror story straight from the pages of a non-existent book to your television screen. Wake is a ...
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There's something about co-op gameplay that I really enjoy, where you can try and employ specific tactics to achieve an objective rather than being called a lolfag every two minutes while half your team teleports across the map because of chronic lag issues. There is something about two or four peo...
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The problem with sports games is that they struggle to recreate the intensity and passion of the real life event, with the result being a stilted and hollow experience, unless you’ve had the benefit of making the same game for a decade, over and over. Considering cricket, to a non-fan, has neithe...
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There is certainly a market out there for people who like their puzzle games, and those that like to solve mysteries. Just the other day I was speaking to a friend who I completed the absolutely superb Gabriel Knight: The Beast Within with, and it was funny how much of not only the game but the spe...
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When I first read about Army of Two, I had my doubts about how long it would last. I felt that it would be in the bargain bin at the local video game store within only a few short weeks. During its development, I kept a close eye on any new video footage or screenshots that were released, and boy w...
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