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To all the Facebook gamers, EA and Bioware’s just added to your roster a game from the well established Dragon Age franchise, it’s dubbed Dragon Age Legends and will tie into Dragon Age II. Read More »

Haze, an attempt at a shooter by Free Radical and published by Ubisoft, ended up with a 55 meta score. It wasn’t a bad game, just one that was poorly executed. In hindsight, Free Radical, now Crytek UK, thought it could have done a much better job with the PS3 exclusive, but even so, the developer wants gamers to remember ... Read More »

Like we’ve discussed many a times here, MOH isn’t a bad game, yet some reviewers decided on giving it lower-than-expected reviews because, the claim, it didn’t do things like MW2 or whatever. EA apparently realizes the same double standard, and has said in its Q2 earnings call that only a “narrow demographic of websites” scored the game low. Ours was ... Read More »

Liked Battlefield: Bad Company 2? You might want to stay on stand by on Friday, then. Because according to EA’s Ben Cousins, speaking via twitter, the aforesaid day will be bundles of joy for you my friend, tear-lowering joy. And although he specifically said it wouldn’t be BDC3 he was announcing, we can’t help but think the man’s lying. Hey, ... Read More »

Despite many negative reviews dogging it, EA’s Medal of Honor’s managed to pass the two million sold mark in less than one month. It’s a good showing for a game that hadn’t seen a launch since 2007. Meanwhile, FIFA 11 surprises everyone by selling more than 8 million copies worldwide since October of this year. Stellar. Read More »

Burnout’s not dead, fans. Give hope a chance. Read More »

Of course you knew this would happen, another Battlefield: Bad Company game, the only thing pending is when. Well according to EA Games Europe VP Patrick Soderlund, the boys and girls at DICE have something “very cool” to show off, coming in the “not too distant future”. Read More »

And impress they do. Right now, the only issue I have with this game is its release date: February 22nd, the same day as Killzone 3. Just change that and I’ll be fine, it’d also be wise on EA, Epic and People Can Fly’s part, as, most likely, PS3 owners will go for the shooter they know best rather than ... Read More »

If you have a FaceBook account, then of course you’re familiar with the popular social-network game FarmVille. There are 57.6 million users playing it, and six out of the ten most popular games on FB are owned by Zynga. Who’s Zynga? It’s the developer who owns FarmVille, and SharePost has just valued the firm at $5.51 billion, greater than EA ... Read More »

The Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit demo EA promised to release is now available for download on Xbox Live Marketplace, go grab it. Read More »

EA’s released a brand new Trailer for Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam, watch the full thing past the break. Read More »

Ah, guns. They are useful for many, many things both legal and illegal. People use them to rob banks, hijack cars, hold people hostage and also to hunt wildlife. You, however, will need them to clean sweep an entire group of baddies. Get to work, soldier. Read More »

The gamers have spoken: Medal of Honor’s become one of the best selling games of 2010, with the shooting selling 1.5 million copies in its first week on sale. There’s also free DLC coming in next month, adding a new mp mode called “Clean Sweep”. Read More »

When a game’s good, it’s good. And although Medal Of Honor won’t do Modern Warfare-type numbers, it’s managed to do pretty well here in the U.S., and has grabbed the number 1 spot in Britain. Good for Danger Close, DICE and EA. Good for the games industry too. Read More »

Medal of Honor has been allowing us to battle it out in WWII for years, but now it’s time for us to pick up arms in the present day. Medal of Honor follows a group of Tier 1 soldiers battling it out in Afghanistan. You play as different soldiers, who are trying to prevent a Taliban uprising. The story takes ... Read More »