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World in Conflict (PC) performance review
by Hilbert Hagedoorn
9/22/2007
World in Conflict (PC) graphics performance review with ten DX9 and DX10 class graphics cards and various image quality settings and resolutions.
Need for Speed Carbon PC review
by Jason Maitland
12/30/2006
After the success of Need for Speed Most Wanted, the gaming world was left to anticipate what would be next. The wait lasted a little less than one year and then the word on everyone's lips was Carbon. This installment reduces the role of the fine police department but introduces team management and much needed variation to your typical car racing game.
Dark Messiah of Might and Magic PC review
by Mike Sowerby
12/5/2006
Being English, you’d think I would be used to the rain by now, but every year, as the days draw in, become altogether gloomier and more depressing it’s easy to get frustrated (and wet!). It was on one such morning, that a package dropped onto the door mat. Eagerly unwrapping it, I stood staring at a gate into a world of devilry, sorcery, Orcs and villains. ‘Ahhh....’ I thought to myself... that’s just perfect for a winter escape! So, in I jumped (well, actually I pressed the ‘on’ button), readying myself for a heroic quest against all that is evil, and a self gratifying amount of time slaying foes by my bloodied sword... Orcs of the world beware!
E3: the booth babes
by Hilbert Hagedoorn
5/12/2006
Here's some real professional journalism .. the booth babes of E3 2006.
Interview with Neal Robison from ATI
by Hilbert Hagedoorn
4/27/2006
Neal Robison is the person being interviewed today, he's ATI’s global Director for Developer Relations and despite his very busy schedule we have managed to get Neal to agree to Q&A session. We talk a little about the HDR & AA, gaming in general, consoles and as we are both in this industry .. the future of gaming.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
by Mike Sowerby
4/22/2006
Cyrodiil is a dangerous place, enter it with caution as it is in a dimension all of its own, where 5 hours seems like 10 minutes and an unexpected adventure lies around every corner. Each of these adventures is so compelling as to deprive you of the comfort of your own bed, offering some new interest. What’s more, the freedom of this game is staggering. Go buy and sell, do a few quests, some treasure hunting in one of the many caves or mines, explore the wonders of the land. The list goes on, and that’s before you even touch on the main quest.
A hint at just how expansive this game is appears at the beginning with the fantastic character creation tools. I must have spent over half an hour or more playing around with every conceivable detail of my characters appearance and I’m sure many others could spend far longer. It is also here that the story begins. With you, as seems to be traditional in Elderscrolls games, starting your journey in a prison cell. As luck would have it, the Emperor happens to be passing through for reasons I won’t divulge here, and releases you from your captive state.
Quake 4
by Jason Maitland
1/27/2006
First off, who am I kidding, I’m willing to bet that if you are a hard core gamer you have already played this game and you are only reading this to see if you agree with it or not. For those of you who haven’t played this yet, no matter if I said this was the worse game ever made, you will still go out and buy it. Why? Because it’s Quake and it has a history of being a game where the strong survives and blood and body parts fly. Very few developers other than id software can do this especially when one considers that it has been 6 years now since Quake III.
3DMark06 review
by Hilbert Hagedoorn
1/18/2006
Last year when 3DMark 05 was released (February I think) it became the standard for DirectX 9 benchmarking and it was well received by the consumer and industry. In the months following I however honestly felt the benchmark was good but not yet perfect as some very important features where left out. 3DMark06 entails all the new features and we will take a brief look at this exciting new update of the software. I say update because in essence 3Dmark06 is 3Dmark05, with a complete overhaul of features and exciting end-result.
Call of Duty 2 Review
by Mike Sowerby
1/16/2006
Developer Infinity Ward obviously doesn’t believe in small things, but rather aims towards grand scale of epic proportions. The first Call of Duty did this for the most part with some of the most immense battles and a scale and level of intensity never before witnessed on a PC. This has helped set the Call of Duty series above the rest of the crowded World War II genre. Now, Infinity Ward have released their sequel. Something much bigger, more refined and hopefully much better.
Need for Speed Most Wanted
by Jason Maitland
12/30/2005
The long awaited release of the newest installment to the Need for Speed (NFS) series is here and it most certainly does not disappoint. You have a glorious chance to become the Most Wanted (MW) and show both your peers and the law whose boss.
F.E.A.R.
by Mike Sowerby 11/16/2005
F.E.A.R. Preview
by Mike Sowerby 9/19/2005
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
by Mike Sowerby 7/29/2005
An interview with a Kylotonn
by Hilbert Hagedoorn 7/20/2005
Electronic Arts Battlefield 2
by Shripad 7/14/2005
Flatout game review
by Shripad 4/10/2005
Knights of the Old Republic: The Sith Lords
by Mike Sowerby 4/4/2005
Chronicles of Riddick
by Shripad 2/1/2005
Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
by Mike Sowerby 1/22/2005
Medal of Honor:Pacific Assault review
by Matt Weber 1/3/2005
Need for Speed Underground 2 review
by Shripad 12/16/2004
Rome Total War Review
by Mike Sowerby 12/13/2004
Half-Life 2 - The review
by Hilbert Hagedoorn 11/22/2004
Far Cry build 1318 - v1.2
by Hilbert Hagedoorn 7/2/2004
MotoGP 2 - THQ
by Aropredator 7/30/2003
Rise of Nations
by Mohsin Ali 7/9/2003
Star Wars Galaxies
by Mike Nelson 6/26/2003
Planetside
by Mike Nelson 6/21/2003
Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
by Mike Nelson 1/9/2003
MAFIA review from G.O.D. Games
by Mike Nelson 1/9/2003
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