While it true that the best ways to learn how to start making tons and tons of gold in the world of warcraft game is by getting a gold making guide, not all these guides are really of good quality. Some of them a pure scams and only contain trash information that will not help [...]
FF XIV is in alpha and beta testing right now and it's just a few months until the game goes retail (September 22nd for collector's edition and 9/30 for normal retail purchase). Final Fantasy XIV appears to be similar to FFXI, but it also has a lot of large changes. Transportation, finding groups, and crafting [...]
Elite Forces: Unit 77 doesn't begin well: its non-licensed title, its B-list publisher, and boring box art combine to make the perfect storm of gaming mediocrity: you're really not expecting anything special when a game hits the shelves with absolutely no fanfare. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles from EzineArticles.com
Here on DS the handheld offering of Linerider is another good example of a game that's doing a lot of things right despite having a small hint of cash-in emanating off of it. In the case of Desktop Tower Defense though, I can't help but feel like it's more about cashing in than expanding the [...]
After playing Puzzle City for a few hours, it became obvious to me that this DS title was another one of those conversions of a web-based game, like Diner Dash or Cake Mania. A quick Google search later led me to the Big Fish Games website where, yep, I could play Puzzle City for free [...]
LEGO sets, and I mean the real sets, not the ones based on Harry Potter, have always been about epic battles. Knights, space men, pirates, underwater treasure hunters, ninja, and pretty much anyone else that would want to kill something has had a LEGO set at some point. And now the battles are available on [...]
Jake Hunter: Detective Chronicles came to the DS in America last year. It was the long-awaited English language localization of Tantei Jinguji Saburo, a long-running and popular series of murder mystery games that got its start in Japan over two decades ago — fans here in the States were excited, spirits were high. Original post [...]
For a series of games that could have gone either way, Ghostbusters: The Video Game has been firing on all cylinders. So before I even get into what works and what doesn't with the pocket iteration of one of the greatest 80's movies out there I'll gladly begin a slow clap for Red Fly Studio, [...]
Director/Designer Suda 51 and his development team Grasshopper Manufacturer have made a name for themselves over the years. On the Nintendo side of things, Suda has brought some of the more violent and controversial titles to the scene with Killer 7 and No More Heroes as his more recent efforts. Before that, however – over [...]
Judging from what my cohorts have seen and played on the other consoles, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen on the Nintendo DS seems to have turned out to be the best of the bunch. But that doesn't automatically make the DS versions “great.” The sequel is a definite improvement over the 2007 original, but with [...]