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I’m sure many of you reading know that I’ve been telling pretty much anyone willing to listen that I’m pretty excited for Kingdoms of Amalur: The Reckoning, the action-RPG from 38 Studios and Big Huge Games that takes a little bit of a Dragon Age, a dash of God ... [»]
The Settlers series consists of seven titles, the latest of which was apparently plagued with DRM issues. Generally a pretty good city builder with a bit of combat and some hero units (with rather woeful voice acting), The Settlers has now moved into the realm of online browser based games. I’ve played The Settlers 5 and 6, as well as many other city building games over the years, but I’ve ... [»]
Gamers just weren’t enamoured by Final Fantasy XIII. Sure, it had just about the most interesting battle system we’ve seen in a JRPG in ages, but its linearity bored many to tears. Final Fantasy XIII-2, according to its creators, is meant to fix the many issues that plagued its predecessor. We’ve had a go at the demo, available on Xbox Live and PSN.
To ... [»]
As you’ve probably seen, we’ve been getting trickled screenshots of all sorts of slick images of Final Fantasy XIII-2, the next game in the Fabula Nova Crystalis series from Square Enix. Many of you prefer something more immediate, more visceral - and to that end Square has indeed delivered. This trailer shows a battle in Valhalla between Final Fantasy XIII’s Lightning and bad-guy from ... [»]
Most current gamers probably only know Ubisoft’s Rayman from the game that spawned those annoying, but delightfully charming Raving Rabbids. It’s been 16 years since the disembodied Rayman first charmed PlayStation 1 gamers, and 8 years since his last bona-fide platform game. Well he’s back, and he looks better than ever.
I’ve been terribly excited about the game since this ... [»]
Forza Motorsport 4 launches in our region tomorrow and I have been playing the heck out of it to bring you a full review, so be sure to check that out tomorrow. Those of you excited about the release may also be wondering if we, like other regions, will be getting the new Microsoft Wireless Speed Wheel to play our new game ... [»]
With the release of X-Men Destiny last week we were given the chance to virtually meet up with Julian Spillane, assistant project manager at Silicon Knight, and put forward some of our questions around the title and development process. Here’s what he had to say1. Our three characters ... [»]
We got to chat to the rather personable and chatty Julien Cuny, the Transmedia Development Director at Ubisoft Montreal at rAge this weekend. He’s the guy who was given the mammothine task of compiling the Assassin’s Creed Encyclopedia - so he probably knows more about the Assassin’s Creed Universe than anybody rightly should.Here’s what he had to say about life, the universe, and everything.Assassin’s ... [»]
By James Lenoir, Esquire By the time most of you are reading this, you're probably anxiously sitting at work, desperate for the day to be over so that you can rush home, switch on your PC, PS3 or Xbox 360 and dive nose deep into the Battlefield 3 beta. I know that feeling very well. However, just to whet your appetites, here are my first impressions of the ... [»]
Kicked off by the fantastic Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the gaming season is officially upon us and we have a whole lot of great gaming coming our way.
So the question is, who is gonna have the best?
We have exclusives here, exclusives there and a whole bunch of multi-platform games in the middle. So when all is added up, who wins? Which platform ... [»]
Last year, RPG fans got their hands on the latest Final Fantasy, a gorgeous looking game with quite a few gameplay issues. While the foundation was solid, the more action focused battle system just never took off in the manner in which it had been envisioned.
Now, a direct sequel for XIII is nearing the end of development, and this time, the developers are hoping to address the issues of ... [»]
On Sunday I was sitting on my couch with a beer watching the Grand Prix and complaining to my brother-in-law about how badly Hamilton was driving and how could he not see Kobayashi before taking himself out of the race.
Obviously I could do better and I really wish I had been given the chance… then not 2 days later F1 2011 lands on my door and it’s my turn ... [»]
Once a month, we’ll be looking at the available (or imminently available) games we think should be jostling for your cash. Here are the games you want for September Remember, you can get these games from exclus1ves.co.za by clicking the links for each game. Exclus1ves is still currently offering free shipping anywhere within SA, making them one of the most affordable ways to ... [»]
Theres no doubt that MMO’s are now one of the more popular genre’s in gaming, with titles such as World of Warcraft, DC Universe Online and numerous other copycats just littering the shelves. Guild ... [»]
Say what you will, but Final Fantasy XIII was too damned linear. Thanks to what Square calls a “story-driven†progression, Final Fantasy XIII was a good game with an excellent battle system, instead of a great game. The game’s director and scenario designer, Motomu Toriyama admits that, and has ensured gamers that its direct sequel, 2012’s Final ... [»]
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