It’s the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy this year, and to celebrate Square Enix is cutting the price of a lot of their classic games on PSN. The games are all marked 50% off for the next two ... Read More »
As you may or may not know several of us at 3rd-Strike love Activision’s Skylanders brand. Skylanders: Giants is just over 3 months old since its release in October of last year and they haven&#... Read More »
Here we are again with another indie PC game review, and this time the lucky game is Zeal’s A Game of Dwarves. It’s a dungeon explorer and management game in which you lead a brave (some o... Read More »
With the release of Hitman: Absolution, last year in November, Agent 47 has once again become a hot topic amongst gamers. Before this, the latest rendition of Agent 47 had been in Hitman: Blood Money,... Read More »
Battle of the Bulge hits close to home. After all, Namur, Bastogne and Verviers are all places no more than a two hour drive from my own town in Belgium. World War II is still actively remembered here... Read More »
Ni No Kuni is the newest game out of Level-5 studios who previously created the lovable puzzle solving Professor Layton series along with the White Knight Chronicles JRPGs. We enjoyed it so much we ga... Read More »
Over the last few years gaming hardware has been evolving at a rapid pace and we tend to get bombarded with all kinds of different brands and/or models. Each brand has to try to create something speci... Read More »
The release of the reboot of the DmC series has been marked on the calendars of many gamers, even though the game received its fair share of negative attention before it actually hit the stores. Not e... Read More »
Finally! That’s what everyone thought when Ni no Kuni got a release date for Europe. Finally JRPG fans had something to look forward to again. A cooperation of Level 5 and Ghibli? This had to be... Read More »
To me the Bioshock games are about taking ideologies and pushing them to the extreme, showing you desolation in a Utopia. It’s something that I would put side by side with Aldous Huxley’s ... Read More »
