In the grand tradition of online chat, I’ve got to throw a big WTF out there to the two biggest game sites, GameSpot and IGN. For years we’ve all (yes, myself included) trusted the big sites to provide thorough and worthwhile news and opinion, even if we didn’t always treat it as unbiased scripture. There’s […]
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Since the day console videogames went online, bigotry has made its way into the multiplayer experience. 
The first generation of online games relied on typed words, which didn’t do much to advance the shadow. But the advent of microphones and voice support for online games has tainted the multiplayer experience for thousands of people. We’ve all been there before. We’ve heard the racist slurs from gamers who think it’s cool or funny to belittle people…
Bigotry in Videogames is Alive, but for How Long? Read More »
The PC finally gets a new tank sim.
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Innovation staunched by a lack of real depth.
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Aspiring directors get more options, but are they enough?
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Let’s go out to the ballgame in the PC’s first baseball MMO.
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Following in the footsteps of the first three Lego Star Wars II Developer Diaries, we’ve got the latest information from LucasArts and the team at Traveller’s Tales about the Star Wars tie-in you’ve been looking for. This entry, part four in our series, takes a look at some of the vehicles in Lego Star Wars
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BF2 with more maps and vehicles. What’s not to like?
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