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Many of you reading this would know that some years ago, I gave up on PC gaming in favour of the less robust but infinitely simpler and more relaxed world of console gaming. A few games, here and there, have nearly tempted me back – but nothing so far’s really swayed me. NVidia has created a gaming PC that might just get me to switch back – by combining two of ... [»]
The video above this text is the Dante's Inferno advert that is going to be shown during the Superbowl.
If you don't know what that means, then all you need to know is that the Superbowl has over 100 million live viewers every year, which means that this 30 second advert is setting EA back a cool 3 million US dollars.
They had another one you know, and it was way more hardcore, but CBS got all pansy and told them that they weren't ... [»]
I don’t know about you but I’m tired, it’s been a hell of an exciting year but there comes a time when you have to say “Enough is enough'’. This moment happened last week for me and this week has been killer. Thankfully though this is the last real working day of the year and after today it’s all about ... [»]
We were invited, along with other members of the press, to EA’s Need for Speed : Shift launch event yesterday at Forsdicks (Hey, stop giggling..that’s really childish!) in Sandton. Unfortunately, our resident petrolhead Nick was unavailable so instead they sent me; and I’ll be the first to admit that when it comes to all things vehicular I am an absolute luddite. Different cars are ... [»]
As citizens of a country without official Xbox Live support, we know the effect that Germany’s draconian video game laws have. Unfortunately it seems the noose on violent game trade in the land of beer and sausages is going to tighten a bit more – 16 interior ministers have put down their tankards and bratwursts for long enough to request that parliament bans the sale, ownership and even production of all violent games. While there are already heavy restrictions on the sale violent games, only those featuring "cruel violence on humans or human-looking characters" and Nazi paraphernalia and symbolism are actually illegal. An obvious knee-jerk to the recent shootings in Winnenden, the proposed law would force companies such as Crysis developer Crytek to either relocate or ... [»]
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