You may not play EVE Online, but if you follow games at all you surely heard some of the crazy stories to come out of the sci-fi, space-themed MMO. You could argue that it’s just as interesting to read about as it is to play, which is why A History of the Great Empires of […]
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The Best Wii U Games
April 26th, 2014 
Mark The Wii U has a tough act to follow, coming hot on the heels on the wildly successful Wii. And while its games library may have been slow to populate in its early months, the fact is that Nintendo’s newest home console now has a good list of top titles that would make most gamers […]
Is the PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U console war dumb?
April 26th, 2014 Mark One topic that instantly draws the most vehement discussion and irate comments on GameSpot is the so-called “console war.” It seems like everyone either wants to sound off on how their console is the best and everyone who disagrees is a mindless fanboy, or comment with equal fervor about how none of this matters and […]
PS4, PS3 versions of Sportsfriends invite you to beat your friends May 6
April 26th, 2014 Mark Sportsfriends, a compilation of four local multiplayer games, will release on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 on May 6, Sony has announced. Sportsfriends will cost $15, and buying the PS3 version will also entitle you to a free download of the PS4 version if you want to upgrade later. Developer Die Gute Fabrik said the […]
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Comments Off on PS4, PS3 versions of Sportsfriends invite you to beat your friends May 6Return of the Space Sim – Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous
April 26th, 2014 Mark We take an early look at Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous, two excellent space sims that show the genre didn’t die when the 90s ended: it just went into stasis.
Re-visiting Heroism’s Past – Molten Core
April 26th, 2014 Mark Azeroth’s mightiest protectors have defeated a seemingly endless procession of memorable foes over the years, and while the legions of heroes have since moved on to more pressing threats, those old foes from the past still brood in their lairs. There they sit, lording over their loot, agonizing over their defeats, just waiting for a […]
PS4 augmented reality experiments demoed by Sony
April 26th, 2014 Mark Between Oculus Rift and Sony’s own Project Morpheus, the big craze of late has been virtual reality. In addition to VR, Sony has been working with augmented reality technology for several years now, and today it released new videos of PlayStation 4 tech demos showing what it’s been up to. On PlayStation’s Japanese website (as […]
GS News Top 5 – Project Cars most advanced racing game on the planet, Call of Duty sore loser calls in SWAT team
April 26th, 2014 Mark Destiny developer say “we talked a big game last year. Now, it’s time to deliver.” Mark Zuckerberg tried out Sony’s Project Morpheus before buying Oculus VR, and the Xbox One can be bought for $400 at Best Buy starting Sunday.
Posted in PC Comments Off on GS News Top 5 – Project Cars most advanced racing game on the planet, Call of Duty sore loser calls in SWAT teamLucasFilm confirms all future Star Wars content to be canon, including the games
April 25th, 2014 Mark In an announcement today, Lucasfilm clarified its approach to the Star Wars canon as we approach the launch of the next trilogy of films. The stories told in the Expanded Universe–which consists of games, books, comics, and so on–has always been considered non-canon, distinguishing it from the main content found in the six movies and […]
Posted in PC Comments Off on LucasFilm confirms all future Star Wars content to be canon, including the gamesPS4 vs. Xbox One battle is good for gamers, Sony says
April 25th, 2014 Mark According to PlayStation president of Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida, competition–like the ongoing battle between the PlayStation and Xbox One–is a good thing for gamers because it forces each company to create better, more feature-complete products. “Competition is always healthy,” Yoshida told GameSpot in a recent interview. “It’s best for the industry and consumers.” Yoshida pointed […]
