Windows XP has been around for nearly 11 years, and yet it’s still in use by nearly a third of computer users all over the world. Despite the security flaws inherent in an 11 year old system, and the fact that it hasn’t been able to support the latest in DirectX technology since DirectX 10 came...

I only owned a Nintendo DS for a short amount of time, but that didn’t mean I skimped out on all the crazy games for the handheld. Of all the ones I played I distinctly remember a super creepy title that gave me chills. You see, I’d like to say I am a connoisseur of scary games which means I’ve played...

We’ve known about Torchlight 2 for a while now, but what we haven’t known is just how long it’s going to be before the game is launched. We were hoping to have the game out earlier this year, but last month Runic Games confirmed that they were still polishing the game, and that it would...

Earlier this year, Valve announced a new way to help smaller companies get their games onto Steam. See, many independent developers look to Steam as a platform for selling their games. Unfortunately, not all of those games are up to par with Valve’s standards. Thus, Steam Greenlight was born, giving...

I’ve been playing World of Warcraft since Vanilla. I remember the days when you had to get to level 40 – which was no small task – just to be able to purchase your mount which took tons of grinding to afford. I’ve walked across the sands of Tanaris, and strode through the groves of Mount Hyjal....

If I had to sum up in one word why I prefer to game on a PC, it would be “mods.” “Graphics” would be a close second, but mods can add so much more to the life of a game. Long after you’ve played through to the end and discovered every secret, you can still keep adding new content for free....

Politics can ruin a good thing for many people, as demonstrated late last week when WoW and Diablo III players in Iran found that they were unable to access those games. You see, since the United States levied sanctions on the middle eastern country no American company can do any kind of business in there....

Cloud gaming services aren’t exactly new, but usually they’re ran by a company who offers games from a variety of publishers. Which is exactly why we’re surprised to learn that Square Enix has launched their own such service, dubbed Core Online, allowing you to play games right from your...