To me, Kerbal Space Program is a brilliant game. For all its simplicity (build rockets, and try to fly them) there’s quite a bit of complexity and depth in the game, and it’s not even officially released yet. After all, do you want to risk blowing up some of your brave kerbalnauts on a giant...

Battlefield 4, the latest in the Battlefield series, is set to be released on October 29th of this year. This news comes to us from the game’s official Facebook page, and confirms that it will be released for the PC, the Xbox 360, and the PS3. It’s also been confirmed that it’s going to be...

Over the last few days images have been popping up that seemed to indicate that Deathstroke would be playing a central role in some exclusive pre-order DLC for Batman: Arkham Origins. Well it’s now finally official! By pre-ordering the game, you’ll be able to get “exclusive early...

Way, way back in 1999 I received what I consider to be my first major RPG for Christmas: Final Fantasy VIII. Needless to say, that game blew my 11-year-old mind, and between summoning giant fire monsters and trying to kill the sorceress I found myself wishing that I could have adventures the like that...

If for some reason you’re still playing SimCity then you might be glad to hear about the latest bit of DLC coming to the game. Called the “Amusement Park Pack”, this bit of DLC will allow you to build a park and lay it out as you wish. In other words, it’s like adding Roller Coaster...

The AO ESRB rating is practically a myth. Having only been given out to 32 games over the last 19 years, the AO rating is like the movie industries NC-17: it’s a death sentence for any game that receives it. However, a free-to-play online game is flaunting its AO rating and the ESRB isn’t too...

If you’ve picked up Metro: Last  Light, and are running a GeForce card, you may want to look into updating your drivers. Nvidia has released a new driver that specifically targets Metro: Last light, and a few other recent games. Check out the press release below for full details. Press...

Everybody is always looking to the “next big thing” in video gaming, and back in the 90’s it seemed to be virtual reality. Television shows and movies were convinced that before too long people would be donning big goofy helmets and possibly even body suits, and they’d be walking...