Summer Gaming

As we move into the summer months the release of major games becomes a trickle, much like a water supply during a summer drought. It’s a phenomena that has been synonymous with gaming for years, as publishers put all their efforts into pushing their titles for the Christmas market.

Easy Does It

Look at Heavy Rain. Even if you choose the highest difficulty possible you can’t fail in a way that requires a restart, and it’s actually quite difficult to get your character killed without trying for the most part – and even if that happens, the game continues. A game where you’ll never, ever be forced to go back – easy. What’s that you say? My supersonic radar will help me. BEEP. Oh, replay value, you say? Multiple endings, hmm? Yes, you’re absolutely right – but it doesn’t make the game any less easy, does it?

BioShock 2: review

Bioshock 2 does what we all wanted from the original and fixes you inside the lumbering, stompy boots of the Big Daddy. You have the tools, the sounds and the responsibilities that made the gentle, yet fearsomely deadly giants great.

Market spots videogame sequel frenzy; publishers hopeful

The next few months are crucial, as publishers have staked claim on their core, most loyal customers to shell out lots of cash over the next few months with such follow-ups as: BioShock 2, Dantes Inferno, God of War III, Final Fantasy XIII and Battlefield Bad Company 2.

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Bioshock 2 is Action-Packed in This New Trailer

The trailer showcases some of the new enemies, weapons, and set-pieces from the first-person view of the Big Daddy you’ll be taking control of.