Medieval Madness
Lords of the Realm 3 looks amazing, but plays horribly and is not at all on par with its older predecessors.
Lords of the Realm 3 looks amazing, but plays horribly and is not at all on par with its older predecessors.
Moving away from the RPG interface of the PC, Fallout Brotherhood of Steel on the console is a two-fisted foul-mouthed gritty hack and slash adventure.
Australia has a huge presence at E3 this year. We grabbed one of Australia’s biggest developers to chat about his country’s game development efforts.
Champions of Norrath is a perfect example of what a console RPG can be, both online and off. For PS2 owners, this one is a must play title.
Console gamers don’t need to worry about upgrading systems, but only PC gamers potentially can buy up the way a game looks and plays. Which are you?
Dark Alliance II takes everything that was great about the original and makes it even better. It’s a nearly perfect console title.
Lifeline is an adventure game where you use your voice to guide a character named Rio through some tough spots. It’s fun and frustrating.
Cel-shading has grown up with the XIII shooter. Prepare to explore a world from inside the pages of a graphic novel.
Mark Cerny, who started out in the game business making the classic Marble Madness, has just been given the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award.
Gangland takes the mafia genre to new heights in a title that combines real-time, simulation and RPG elements beautifully.