VSplay have announced that their game Bomb Me is coming soon to Google Play. The game has been described as the online Angry Birds and is a multiplayer mobile casual game. Bomb Me is a cute and interesting game which incorporates great game-play in a number of unique settings, various weapons, items and fantastic skills. Bomb Me is a free to play cartoon style online battle game. Players can sho...
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With the release approaching of the new Tomb Raider game, Microsoft, Crystal Dynamics, and Square Enix have unveiled a new limited edition Xbox 360 controller. It will arrive in time for the game, which is slated for a release 5th March 2013, and its estimated retail price will be £39.99 With the purchase of the controller, as an extra incentive, but only from GAME in the UK, you will receive a do...
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The demo for F1 Race Stars will be dropping over the next few days among various consoles and regions. The full release of the game is set for November 16th. The demo consists of racing on a German Formula One track in either single-player or four-player split-screen action. The course travels through a wooded area and racers will twist their way past a castle. Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Steam f...
Read More »United Kingdom’s largest videogame retailer, Game, today publicized that their partnership with BT Wi-Fi will give gamers access to free Wi-Fi; creating a new environment for gamers to find out about new titles, and for them to interact across their 341 stores. A new, free smartphone application will also be launched to improve custom experience. GAME are hoping this decision will allow wide...
Read More »Achievements + in-game currency + Team Fortress 2 hat economy = Equator for iPad. “Edutainment” games tend to feel very minimal in terms of game design. Theoretically video games would make a great tool for education, but execution of the process in terms of video game history has been met with lukewarm results. I got no idea whether TigerFace Games new multi-player game Equator will b...
Read More »Rise Of The Guardians is an Adventure-Combat game based on the film with the same name, from Dreamworks Animation. (film will be released on November 21, 2012) The game is developed by Torus Games and Published by D3 Publisher. The game is expected to be released on November 20, 2012 for North America and November 23, 2012 for Europe. It will be available to play on the Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, ...
Read More »IO Interactive and Square Enix studio revealed Contracts at Gamescon 2012 in Cologne today. The new online game mode for HITMAN ABSOLUTION , The fifth entry in the Hitman game series and will be set for release on the 20th of November 2012. In this online mode you will be able to create your own Hit Challenges so in other words, you will be able to choose a level, target(s), and weopons your Agent...
Read More »Time of Fury a turn based grand strategy game, in other words a strategic-level wargame where players take turns when playing. Has just released its most recent update v1.02 that is full with new features and gameplay improvements like UI (User interface) changes and AI (Artificial intelligence) fixes. AI referring to the ‘skill’ of NPCs, In most cases the abilities of the computer mus...
Read More »This weekend at the 2012 Pokemon World Championships in Waikoloa, Hawaii six new Pokemon World Champions were announced. Six Teenage boys who had barely seen daylight since there existence walked away promoted to World’s Best Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) and video game players. Managing to climb higher than the hundreds of other Pokemon players who came to the “Aloha state” from mor...
Read More »If you have a look at your computer game boxes, you will see either one of two age ratings on the front; PEGI (Pan-European Game Information) and BBFC (British Board of Film Classification). BBFC tended to be used for more violent games, whereas games suitable for younger audiences used PEGI. From now on, expect to find only PEGI rating systems on game boxes. The change is to make it more clear fo...
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