If you don’t know recently (when I wrote this) 5th Cell and Warner Brothers are being sued by two meme creators Charles Schmidt creator of Keyboard Cat and Christopher Orlander Torres creator of Nyan Cat. In Scribblenauts they were both Easter eggs but they didn’t pay either of the meme creators which is blatantly against copyright laws which was made by companies such as Warner Brothers. “5th Cel...
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The Consumerist held a poll and for the second straight year EA won the honor of being named the ‘worst company in America’ for the second straight year. It’s March madness, everybody is doing brackets, and the Consumerist they did a poll of the worst companies in America. They’ve done this for awhile now, and this year it was down between the defending champion Electronic...
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In many ways Capcom defined the survival horror genre with their flagship series Resident Evil. The story and gameplay style was unique and refreshing in a time when 3d platformers where the order of the day. After Resident Evil 6 was released last year many of us cried survival horror is dead and after spending more than 30 hours plus with Resi 6 it’s safe to say we may have been right. Rather th...
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This article has been written from the perspective of gamers with visual acuity of 20/200 (6/60) or less. 10. Max Payne. This game didn’t snag this spot for its stunning graphics or simple control scheme. It’s the story that pivots this game to the ranking. At the time of its release there were little games, in my eyes, that developed a fully fleshed out story. 9. Splinter cell. You ca...
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We’ve all been there, standing in ridiculous queues at 11pm in the rain wind and cold to fork out a fortune for a game with a shiny steel case and picture book. But while blockbuster releases are all well and good it’s often the hidden gems in gaming we all covet and remember best. It’s no secret us gamers love to reminisce about games that still make us smile despite not experiencing them for ove...
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So the world never ended in 2012 in the zombie apocalypse we all hoped it would, but now in 2013 the current gaming generation will. After 8 long years with our consoles of choice we have been treated to some of gaming’s greatest achievements, and some of its greatest fails (Duke Nukem Forever will be remembered forever but not for the right reasons.) Developers are now concentrating on their next...
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Horror games can only function in a single player game since things are only scary when you are alone. If you are ever play a game you know it is more fun to play with a friend but you also know it is less scary since you and your friend will make jokes and talk throughout it. A state of loneliness is what creates fear since it makes you feel defenceless. Combat is important the worse the combat t...
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Video games are everywhere these days, more so than in 2001 when the GameCube was released, now with 3 competitive platforms for gaming, the Xbox 360, PS3 and the PC, video games are becoming a prominent part of everyone’s lives. Luckily most games these days are good value for money and aren’t just out to extort as much money as possible from their consumer. Back when games were still relatively ...
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Since there is a piracy problem I thought I should create this Free To Play Games list: Star Trek Online or STO is my favourite since it gets updated regularly and it is fun. The ground combat has gotten better since release and also the space combat is as fun as ever. The customisation is phenomenal. Any Trekkie needs this. We’ve come a long way since Star Trek Online first launched in Feb...
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Einfo Games-Writer’s opinion articles Quick warning there will be Images and descriptive content focused on video game violence. If you get offended by this do not scroll down. Okay great. Video game violence has always been a confusing concept for me there are some games that have dark gritty violence and some that have cartoony violence and people always complain about the cartoony ones. T...
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