Last month saw the release of two brand new consoles, the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One. To say that they’ve been successful is a bit of an understatement. After all, both consoles have over 1 million units sold each, but if you had to give a “winner” between the two right now you’d...

If you end up buying a game only to find that it’s crap, your options are generally limited. Placed like GameStop might let you return your console games, or at least exchange them, but if you’re on a PC forget it. Thanks to services like Steam, if you buy a game it’s forever tied to your...

If you’ve been following Chris Roberts and his pet project Star Citizen then you might know that the game has really been raising a lot of money lately. How much money, you might ask? Try over $34 million, all of it from donations from regular, everyday folks like you and me! By raising the $34...

EA has gone ahead and released another patch for the PS4 version of Battlefield 4. It’s not exactly a huge patch, as it only fixes 3 things, but it does take care of one major issue, the “one-hit kill” bug. They’re still working on another patch to fix various stability issues and...

For a console that’s only been out for a little over half a month, the PS4 is really doing quite well for itself. After all, over a million were sold on day one in North America at its November 15th launch, and since then it’s only been getting better. The UK, for example, saw the biggest launch...

Despite being only half a month into the next generation of game consoles (sorry Wii U, but you’re not really next-gen the way the PS4 and Xbox One are) it’s already been proven that these new systems are popular. In North America alone Sony has sold over 1 million PS4s, while Microsoft has...

Battlefield 4 is a fun, fun game but man is it buggy! The PS4 version in particular was nearly unplayable for the first week when it came out until EA and DICE released a patch that fixed a large amount of problems in the game. It isn’t just the PS4 version that has had problems, either: pretty much...

Sometimes you’ll hear of a game online and decide that you want to buy it, only to go and actually play it and find that it’s terrible. Occasionally, however, you’ll find that “terrible” can’t even begin to describe how awful the game is. We’re not talking...