Navigating Forza Motorsport 3’s many menus is like walking into Audi showroom, with all of it’s clean minimalist sophistication, and being offered a latte by a well dressed sales manager.
According to Eurogamer its Peter Egan in this case, who, frankly, be would just the man I’d want to sell me a high powered Audi R8. Just like Peter’s smooth received tones, Forza 3 oozes style from the moment you put the disc in the drive. Read the rest of this entry »
So here we are back in the Halo universe, back in New Mombasa, but this time you are an elite Orbital Drop Shock Trooper ready to snuff out all forms of alien life in the name of intergalactic peace. Read the rest of this entry »
Back in 2006 I was far too much in love with World of Warcraft to notice the original release of Turbine’s Dungeons & Dragons Online, but time has moved on and WOW and I have grown apart over these last three years. So with DDO’s recent move to a free to play model I thought this might be a good time to try it out.
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In an effort to play games outside my comfort zone I decided to try Football Superstars, a curious mix of MMO and sports sim from publisher CyberSports, where the beautiful game is transported to an open, massively multiplayer world in which you interact with other players, improve your skills on the pitch and boost your fame off it. Read the rest of this entry »
Having spent far too much time this weekend playing the excellent Trials HD on Xbox Live Arcade I thought I’d give a quick shout out to the PC version of Trials 2. While this blog is mainly about free to play games I always encourage players to support their favourite titles by buying in game credit or the upgraded version and Trials 2 is a perfect example of this.
You can play the Flash demo version here and download the 3D demo from the Red Lynx website. If you have an Xbox 360 then download Trials HD right now! Go on, go.
Wizard 101 is child friendly fantasy MMORPG which features a combination of questing, card-based combat, mini-games and a diverse selection of worlds to explore. The stylish and colourful art direction of Wizard 101 makes it a welcome change from the drab Tolkien-esque fantasy that dominates many MMOs, free to play or otherwise, and is well suited to the “tween” demographic the game is primarily aimed at.
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Oh no! Not another Battlfield review. Kabooooooooooooom!
A Battlefield Heroes review for your viewing pleasure.
Combat Arms are better than combat legs, or so I’m told.
