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Everyone on this planet is guilty of brand buying. You, me, your Uncle Lester, even your granny wouldn't buy anything but Pet Milk. It's human nature, we buy things just because they are familiar, no matter what the outcome may be. So of course, when I heard that Mountain Dew was coming out with World of Warcraft Game Fuel, my first instinct was to buy as much of it as I could get my hands on. Because just like Pepsi Josta, it won't be around for long...
Sam Fisher kehrt zurück, nach vier Jahren startet Ubisoft die Splinter Cell-Reihe neu. Dynamischer, schneller, dramatischer. Wir klären, ob der Neustart gelungen ist und schauen uns auch den Koop-Modus an.
This holiday season has certainly been a season for sequels in the video game market. We've seen the release of Assassin's Creed III, Far Cry 3, Hitman: Absolution, Medal of Honor: Warfighter, and Planetside 2. Each of these releases has been highly anticipated by their respective fanbases. The new games include better-than-ever graphics, new engines, new features, and they further unravel their storylines. At Benchmark Reviews, we got our hands on one of the most highly anticipated of these new games, Assassin's Creed III: Deluxe Edition. In this article, we'll take a look at the new engine used for Assassin's Creed III as well as the gameplay and new open world features...
Driver San Francisco is no ordinary car based game though, yes it still has its roots in the same gameplay mechanic as the other titles in the range but this version adds a unique twist which could make or break it. Today we take a look at the latest version to find out whether Reflections bold decision succeeds and whether it is worth your hard earned cash at a time when major gaming releases are hitting the shelves fast.
Aerial warfare first became a major component of combat during the Second World War, amidst a transitional period in motorized flight that had only been created forty years prior. There had been mixed results in the previous World War, but the enormity of WWII pushed Nations to invest their best engineering into airborne combat operations. The fight was everywhere, but it was most efficient from the air above. Mad Catz captures this historical time in the flight simulation video game Damage Inc: Pacific Squadron WWII. Each collector's edition kit includes the popular Saitek Pacific AV8R FlightStick, imposing realistic flight controls into action for either simulation or arcade modes.
Recently Team Ninja and Tecmo released Dead or Alive 5, pitching it into battle with a wide range of high quality fighting games. Can DOA5 find its own niche in amongst the latest Street Fighter, Tekken and the like? Today we find out.
Mit Metro 2033 liefert 4A Games seinen Einstand ab. Mit Buchvorlage und STALKER-Kompetenzteam soll sich der Erfolg einstellen. Wir haben den Tunnelblick aufgesetzt, das Spiel durchgespielt und verraten, ob der Einstand gelingt.
Light Of Altair is a game made by two people with a budget price tag of $15. We love independent titles on Gamingheaven because quite often they don’t suffer from restrictive publisher control and are free to explore radical ideas outside the confines of a big budget production. As SaintXi develop and publish the game is it able to offer something entertaining for the relatively modest asking price?
Pete Hines of Bethesda Softworks comments on the merger of Id Software with ZeniMax media, and answers the following questions and more:
What effect will this have on future ID releases such as Rage and Quake 5?
Will we see future Doom games?
Will Id move away from PC games towards consoles?
Will there be any changes to Quake Con?
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