EA Titles Available For Download On Steam!
With Valve’s online game distribution system getting more popular and EA having joined up with them back in 2005, it is about time that some of EA’s titles made it onto Steam! Games like Spore, Warhammer Online, and Mass Effect are now available for download via Steam. More titles like Dead Space, Mirror’s Edge, and Command & Conquer Red Alert 3 will be added next month. It’s beginning to look like Steam will soon become the envy of all other forms of downloadable PC games in the future with EA finally backing them up in this department. However, for those of you outside of the United States prepare to be disappointed as the only fully confirmed availability for this service is if you live in North America and there is no indication of whether this service will become available outside of the U.S. just yet.
Fans of the Resident Evil series once again have reason to rejoice! With the Japanese demo of the game released on Xbox LIVE recently and a viral campaign on the official website, Capcom is doing good work at getting the masses excited. However, does the demo of the game show off enough to make RE 4 haters drop their issues with the last game and pick up the new one without hesitation, or is it just a RE 4 clone?
Imagine, if you will, a world in which you’re on the plane ride home to visit family for the holidays and suddenly you realize that your Laptop, DS, or PSP’s batteries have been completely drained and you forgot the charger back in your apartment. A world of terror and fright, as now, you are back home, with not a gaming system in sight. What is there to do without your beloved games? Fear not, for there are alternative solutions to the mind-numbing boredom you may face.
Upon its 2006 release, Gears of War became a hit among the Xbox 360 community almost immediately. While the gameplay was sound, it was criticized for not introducing anything truly groundbreaking or “new” into the third-person shooter genre. Well, Gears of War 2 it out, and it has been met with much of the same criticism. So what improvements can be made to the series if, (more likely when), Gears of War 3 is released?
Valve, the masterminds behind the Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress, and many other amazing series, have dazzled us since they first tossed us into the body of Dr. Gordon Freeman. However, the people developing Black Mesa thought that the original Half-Life needed to be re-done. Now don’t go getting offended just yet, not until you’ve seen exactly what they’ve accomplished.
There have always been crazy creatures in video games: Sonic is some sort of human-like hedgehog, Felicia is a cat-girl, and I can’t even begin to explain what a Brumak (Gears of War) really is. Today, on the other hand, we are here to honor those animals who gave some games that extra bit of charm to become great. Grab your dog Rex and your cat Fluffy, because it’s time to take a look some of the best animals in video games.
Ever since video games were created, gamers worldwide have had a similar thought: “What if I was in a video game?” Stomping on goombas, suiting up in Spartan armor, and shooting annoying drivers off the road with a gravity gun are the most common of thoughts; however, what about the downsides of being in a video game? This is exactly what the creative minds behind 
We have all been there: a cold, food poisoning, or even the flu, being home sick from work or school is never fun. However, there are ways to add a little bit of enjoyment to your day in-between trips to the porcelain palace. These are some of the easiest and most fun games to play while you’re sick.