Games Thirst – Amazing Life

Microsoft’s Xbox One games won’t go up or down in price, instead the games will be sold for the price of new current-generation titles: $59.99. Read More »

Cliff Bleszinski, the Gears of War designer and former Epic Games developer has always been vocally against the used games market, but this time he’s taken things up a few notches, stating that used games and game rentals must be a thing of the past if triple A budgets are to be sustained… There’s so much wrong with Bleszinski’s logic that ... Read More »

Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shudei Yoshida revealed some news details behind Sony’s new PS Plus strategy, including why they’re now charging for online multiplayer. Read More »

According to FIFA 14′s community manager Rob Hodson, the FIFA 14 game for the PC will not feature the recently announced EA Sports Ignite game engine. Clarification for the PC related questions earlier – EA SPORTS IGNITE will power FIFA 14 on Xbox One and PS4, not PC bit.ly/192nrNz — Rob Hodson (@RobHodson_) May 21, 2013   The EA Sports ... Read More »

“And it’s on.” Those were the words of Xbox front man Major Nelson, when he kicked off the hype train for Microsoft’s next Xbox two days ago. But what the Major failed to realize was that 2013 isn’t only “on” for Microsoft. No, it’ll be a big year for the games industry on a whole, as veteran console makers and ... Read More »

Today is election day in America, one of the greatest democracies the world has known. If you live in any of the states, the District of Columbia or Hawaii, be sure to exercise your right to vote. But here’s the gaming-related question: if President Obama and Governor Mitt Romney were the main protagonists in, say, God of War: Ascension: Who’d ... Read More »

Activision has now reinstated the Modern Warfare 2 Favela multiplayer map that caused a stir amongst Muslim gamers, after a 17MB patch removed controversial textures. Read More »

Do you like Double Fine games? Yeah? Cool, because every game the developer has ever made is now rubbish cheap. I’m talking up to 81 percent off, folks. Head below the break for the full quencher. Read More »

Sony’s revealed is TGS games lineup, and apart from being the biggest player at the premier Tokyo Game Show, the lineup also demonstrates the firm’s dedication to making PS Vita a success. Read More »

So you are a gamer, you say. Prove it by telling us how many titles you own. Name them too, and then we’ll determine if you’re talking rubbish or not. Real gamers own tons of games, son. Read More »

Are you a PS Plus subscriber? Yeah? Awesome. Head on to PSN, make your way over to the PS Store (EU or US) and get Lara Croft & The Guardian Of Light for nothing. For Saints Row 2, do the same. Also, if you haven’t downloaded Deus Ex: Human Revolution, it’ll be free until August 1st. And lastly, we’d encourage ... Read More »

Below the break, you’ll see a list of all the games releasing this fall, including their dates. Ready to spend some money, or better yet prioritize where you’d like to spend it? Good, this post is for you. Read More »

These days, the gaming drought is in full swing. There are tons of blockbusters incoming but they’re months away, and what’s already on the market, well, we’ve played them already. The drought is indeed bad, yes, but while we wait on October and November to arrive, we’ll play our favorite games. Have any? Read More »

After being dubbed the Facebook killer, Google+ hasn’t been able to kill anything but itself, as major social network gaming publishers are quitting, including EA owned subsidiary Popcap Games and Wooga. Read More »

With no new hardware announcements, this years E3 was all about the games. We didn’t see the usual wealth of new IP’s being revealed but there were still plenty of quality games on show. We have compiled a short list of some of the games we thought were particulary good. These are all just our opinions and everyone thinks differently. ... Read More »