Well, everybody’s worst dreams came true. After some troubling XML code was revealed earlier this week, Rockstar confirmed that GTA V‘s online portion, known as GTA Online, will have some microtransactions in the game. The microtransactions will be around only for you to buy in-game money, and...

“Pay 2 win”. That’s a term thrown about derisively by folks who feel that microtransactions in a game ruin it. That because a person can just use their credit card to get the best weapons and stats in a game, that game is no longer about who’s the best player, but rather who has the...

GTA V is the biggest game of the year by far, and it’s most likely the biggest game ever as far as sales are concerned. If you’re a long time Xbox 360 gamer, and are still using your old system, you might have noticed a hell of a problem. It appears that GTA V is not playing well with the old,...

Giant blockbuster games can be a huge risk for a company. After all, you could pour tens, or even hundreds of millions into a game, only to find that it doesn’t even make a quarter of its budget back once it’s released. Luckily for Rockstar, who just released Grand Theft Auto V this week,...

One of the biggest games of the year, Grand Theft Auto V, has just been released! It’s certainly one of the most ambitious GTA‘s yet, as it requires an 8 GB installation of the game in order to even play it on your PS3 or Xbox 360. If you’re thinking about installing both discs onto the...

We’re starting to get to the part of the year where we see the biggest games of the year are launched. Call of Duty, Assassin’s Creed, and Battlefield are all franchises that tend to be released around the holiday season, and with the arrival of the PS4 and Xbox One coming in November, this year...

Despite the fact that for many people the main draw to the Call of Duty games is the multiplayer, the single player campaign mode still has a big place in the game. Ghosts is no different, and in the trailer for the single player campaign you almost get a feeling that things might be different from the...

It used to be that when you were upgrading a gun in a game, the most you could do would be to take it from a level 1 to a level 2, and all the stats would go up accordingly. Sometimes, you might be able to determine just what stats get upgraded, but in the end you’d end up with the same gun as...