Co-op is fast becoming a staple of many multiplayer-enabled console titles these days. The notion of playing together as a team towards a common objective is the new black, as opposed to simply fragging the hell out of each other for kicks and gamerpoints (you know who you are). However, very few developers can stand up and honestly say their...
Welcome to the future, it's bleak, it's bloody, it's dark and yet, it's undeniably enchanting. Fallout 3 is very much Bethesda's game, if you've played Oblivion you'll notice a lot of similarities: it's open ended and vast, so vast it would probably take a hundred hours to explore the entire post-apocalyptic wasteland. It's also better than...
Released in 2004, Vampire was the second game to use Valve's source engine. Heavily criticised at the time for its weak combat system and graphical glitches, Vampire rarely received any perfect scores, and due to weak marketing and Half-Life 2's monopoly of contemporary sales, it didn't break any sales records. Yet,...
War, it's fantastic. We love it; we can't get enough of it. It's all over the media, film, art and especially videogames. Despite the horror, destruction and poverty it causes, we're all over it like barbarian invaders, crazed emperors and Republican presidential candidates. The Fallout series takes its influence from 1950s cold war...
Originally released in 1996, first-person-shooter Duke Nukem 3D is no stranger to controversy. It's a brutal, completely daft and over-the-top fragfest and that is exactly why it has become such a cult classic.
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