Nov 19, 2010

Who wants some videogames? We do, you do, the people down the street do. Even that bloke who works the till at the supermarket. You know, the one with the funny eye who sounds a bit like Kermit the Frog; he wants some videogames too. Well, Canada’s Department of National Defence also wants some games – 500 of them. Eh, what? As reported at GamePolitics,...

Another Medal of Honor trailer has breached the doors of the internet giving more of a glimpse at some of the gameplay that EA’s new take on their classic FPS will offer us. It has been said more times than the sun has risen (maybe), but there definitely seems to be inspiration from the Call of Duty games with set pieces, such as kicking doors off the...

Censorship in games is hardly a new issue, and it can vary wildly from country to country. However, two Swiss human rights organisations – Pro Juventute and TRIAL – recently produced a study entitled Playing By The Rules: Applying International Humanitarian Law to Video and Computer Games. The introduction claims that “The goal is not to prohibit the...

What has long been hinted at and talked about in darkened alleys between figures illuminated only by lit cigarettes is now finally confirmed. Yes, Medal of Honor is coming back in 2010, set on the modern battlefield. For the first time ever the franchise will be leaving World War Two and will now be set in Afghanistan, perhaps taking a bit of inspiration from...

Buying a console is not as easy as it used to be, or as it should be. In the old days we didn’t have backwards compatibility to worry about. Nor did we really have to worry about ‘content’ and save games as the consoles either didn’t offer it or it was a simple case of buying a cheap memory card. Not so now. Consoles, as with almost all...