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It’s come to this: DICE hiring Anti Cheat Administrator
02 days
by Mack McPaddywagon
in News
If you've put any significant amount of time into Battlefield 3's multiplayer, chances are pretty good you've encountered some cheating. I'm not just talking about exploits (like those jerks who ride MAVs to get to nearly-impossible-to-defeat positions), but straight up game-ruining hackers. It used to be you just had to worry about wallhacks or aimbots, ...
Unsubstantiated rumor that I want desperately to be true: Rocksteady’s next project is TMNT
04 days
by Mack McPaddywagon
in News
If the rumor mill is to be trusted -- and it rarely is -- we should be on the look out for a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game from Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City developers Rocksteady Studios. The rumor is being reported by a number of outlets, and seems to have originated with Paul Gale ...
The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim Review
14 days
If you haven't played either Morrowind or Oblivion allow me to discuss them briefly. Both were massive worlds populated with characters that approximated real people as much as the technology of their times would allow. They allowed an unprecedented level of role playing through the diversity of their races and worlds, and the latent racial ...
Warp coming to XBLA February 15, PSN and PC March 13
05 days
by Mack McPaddywagon
in News
Sci-fi puzzle game Warp was recently given a February 15 release date as part of Xbox Live Arcade's House Party, but yesterday developer Trapdoor Inc. announced via Twitter that their little orange extraterrestrial hero will also be making his way to the PlayStation Network as well as PC -- on both Origin (where it's already up for ...
Review: Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad
1124 days
I thought we'd shake this up with this review. See, I (Squid) pre-ordered Red Orchestra 2 the instant it was available for purchase on Steam. Had to. I've been a fan since the original Red Orchestra mod came out for Unreal Tournament 2004. It won best mod two years in a row and I've been ...
Apparently you need “readers” in order to be credited with discovering a newsworthy item
0135 days
Some of you may remember my triumphant return to angry blogging from a little over three weeks ago. We laughed, we cried, we speculated -- so imagine my surprise when I awoke this morning and checked in on the Tweety Box to find a post from the good folks at PC Gamer that looked like this: Talk ...
A mid-week haiku for Nintendo
1138 days
Glasses-free 3D! Thank you, early adopters. Oops, forgot this bit.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Review
0138 days
Any developer that takes over an intellectual property is playing a dangerous game. It can easily restrict innovation because everything is based on someone else's ideas. Or one can totally destroy a beloved franchise. The original Deus Ex was fantastic. It had a strong, if convoluted story, difficult combat, stealth, and great RPG elements in ...
Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. Also, a LucasArts job opening!
0157 days
Well, this is a little awkward. It's been a while, I know, but I thought it might be nice to try to pick up where we left off. You see, my job sent me out of the warm embrace of urban living for the summer months, forcing me into a land bereft of not just gaming, ...
Mass Effect 2: The Arrival review
0304 days
Mass Effect 2 is an excellent game. While I personally feel that it is slightly eclipsed by its predecessor in the effectiveness of its storytelling mechanics, it is nonetheless a dramatic and epic experience. Unfortunately, following in the footsteps of the original, this particular slice of downloadable content is a bit disappointing. Now, before I get ...
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