What Goes Up, Must Come Down
Chella moves into her brand new office, and finds that the trampoline craze sweeping England hits close to home. If only more computer games featured them.
Chella moves into her brand new office, and finds that the trampoline craze sweeping England hits close to home. If only more computer games featured them.
Not wanting to wait for the official votes, Hargosh picks who he thinks will win the Game of the Year awards, and gives out some special ones, like his Holy Crap moment of 2007.
With Chella off this week, we check in on our chief editor as he vacations in Middle Earth with Lord of the Rings online.
Todd puts two of the greatest musical games head to head in a battle royal to determine which one should be under your holiday tree.
With the year 2007 in a race to the finish, Chella remembers the good and the bad of the year, only this time, it was all mostly good. In 07, games really rocked!
Reviewer Ryan Allen thought he was in seventh heaven when he got his new gaming laptop. Little did he know he would soon be somewhere else that rhymes with Dell.
They may not have always gotten along (aka the E3 brawl) but what Gamespot did to Jeff Gerstmann has got Todd squarely on his side – and Gamespot in his sights.
With Assassin’s Creed burning up the sales charts, Chella finds some real innovation with interactive cutscenes, but misses the freedom Agent 47 offered.
There is one rule in this game. And it needs to be broken. There is one goal. And when you attain it, you die. Dilemmas like this will make the indie game The Path interesting to say the least.
A larger venue does not apparently mean a bigger show, as Todd found out at this year’s VGXPO. There were some thrills, but overall, the show disappointed.