Five Golden Rings
Having Olympic glory in the palm of your hand is pretty cool, so long as nobody calls your cell phone in the middle of the ski jump.
Chris Richards, GiN Staff
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Pile It On
GiN is launching a new section reviewing games you can play on your cell phone. This week we tackle PileUP, a seemingly simple game with big appeal.
Games Are Calling!
GiN is launching a new section reviewing games you can play on your cell phone. And the first one is a beautiful title called Feeding Frenzy.
Dancing At The Zombie Zoo
Although shooting and smashing zombies can get a bit repetitive, the Land of the Dead game is a fun title at a great price.
What's Your Dream?
The DreamGear iGlow controllers let you set your mood for playing spooky horror games by glowing softly when the lights are low.
Epitome of Stealth Action Excellence
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory takes the stealth action genre to new levels, and earns rare perfect marks in every category.
Run a Country – Take Over The World
Although the raw game is a bit difficult to play against the computer, competing with 32 other humans in multiplayer is a tremendously fun experience.
Dungeons and DVDs
Scourge of Worlds is an interactive DVD movie. You pop it into a standard DVD player, and then guide a party of adventures over popcorn.
Hack, Slash, Repeat
Our coverage of multiplayer console games moves this week to Dungeon & Dragons Heroes, a fun yet weaker entry into the category.
Armed for Danger
I first encountered Armed and Dangerous at the LusasArts booth at E3, and found the demo to be one of the highlights of my day. A couple things that I found noteworthy at the time were a funny looking device in the game that you could use to reverse gravity for a short time, thus making all the baddies nearby fly (or really fall) up into the air, and then come crashing back down. And the one cut scene they showed us was hilarious. The other thing that I found really neat was when you are defending a city. You … Continue reading Armed for Danger