Games
How has Urban Reign chosen to promote itself over the internet? With a card game, that's how. Urban Reign Conquers is the a violent version of Top Trumps, where you select your ...
Here's a game that requires skills that the average person just isn't equipped with: the fine touch of a Renaissance artist.
In Please The Art Critic, a bald man with pretentious facial hair challenges you to create stunning masterpieces, and all Please The Art Critic asks you to do is, um, please the art critic. And it's deeply involving, too - ...
In Zombie Storm, you get the chance to take sweet revenge on the zombie hordes. Zombie Storm is a top-down shooter, where you have to run around ...
Look at any computer game site or technology review and you will see that Sony, the company everyone expected to walk away with E3 this year, in fact had the poorest showing in LA last week.
PS3 fansites are awash with anger and bile as Playstation fanatics vent their spleen at Sony's E3 announcements. The key source of gripe? Since the release of its tech specs at E3 last year the rumour mill has been constantly churning as to what price Sony will put on their next gen behemoth, the PS3.
Catch It is a German game, so there's every chance that this explanation is wrong. But this is how we've been playing Catch It, so there.
Basically, in Catch It, all these faces stream past the screen - sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes happy, sometimes angry. We suppose Catch It is a bit like a dream, but not one of those dreams where ...
All Pendulumeca asks you to do is to swing as far as you can along a spiky-floored corridor without smashing yourself to bits along the way. You do this by shooting a rope with a grappling ...
While a lot of Slackerjacks are all about guns and exploding evil monsters, in Rainmaker you play a lovely little boy sitting on a cloud making rain by striking it gently with a little hammer. Ahhh. ...
It may be the most obvious and unnecessary launch of all time, but yesterday at Microsoft's pre-E3 keynote speech Halo 3 was officially announced.
Not only this, but a teaser Halo 3 trailer was screened to a hushed audience and then immediately released onto Xbox Live for download by salivating fans. So huge and rabid is the demand for anything Halo 3 that Microsoft's Xbox Live service (designed to cope with millions of people online at once) promptly buckled under the weight of traffic for the trailer. Any other than the most lucky had their attempts to download continuously disconnected as everyone and his dog rushed for a taste of the mighty Halo bone.
