Resistance returns
November 19, 2008
It is the silly season once again, and with this time of the year comes a host of first person shooter titles.
On the PlayStation 3, this charge will be led by Resistance 2, the follow-up to launch title Resistance: Fall Of Man. Read more
Rivals go head-to-head
October 21, 2008
We have taken a look at NBA 2K9 on its own, but just how does it stand up against its main rival — EA Sports’ NBA Live 09?
If you have played both franchises’ 08 offerings, you will be pleasantly surprised by both 09 variations, but amazingly, after years in the abyss of basketball simulation, it is EA Sports that has made the biggest improvement in the past year. Read more
Game review: NBA 2K9
October 21, 2008
The leader in basketball simulations has returned with its annual update, but it is far from just some new names and faces added to the mix.
NBA 2K9 had plenty to live up to after NBA 2K8 was a clear winner in the basketball stakes and while this year’s edition is not perfect, it does raise the bar in terms of presentation. Read more
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
September 13, 2008
Star Wars games have been tough to fall in love with in the past, with a couple of exceptions – Star Wars Battlefront and Lego Star Wars.
Star Wars Battlefront put you in the middle of the movies’ epic battles, playing your role, but it still left you with a slightly empty feeling. Read more
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September 1, 2008
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Fallout controversy continues
August 14, 2008
Controversial video game Fallout 3 will be released in Australia after it was granted an MA15+ rating by the Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFLC) last Thursday.
Fallout 3 — now scheduled for release on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 — was originally denied classification by the OFLC because it contained “the option to take a variety of drugs … using a device which is connected to the character’s arm”. Read more
