Tag: fps

Duke Nukem Forever is one of those games where hype isn't always what it's cracked up to be. Where hype can utterly destroy a games reputation, sometimes before a game is even released. Duke Nukem Forever is a victim of this and while the game as a whole isn't terrible, you can't help but notice that if it had a bit more care it would be perceived as a great redemption.

The world of Rapture from the original Bioshock showed everyone a world where things can go terribly wrong when technology is ahead of its time. Navigating in a world that was destroyed can feel lonesome, thats why Bioshock Infinite throws out that formula with a more tension based situation. We got a look at Bioshock Infinite behind closed doors and let us tell you it left us wanting more!

Cops and Robbers, Cowboys and Indians, whatever you may call it, it's still team versus team. Breach is definitely one of those games where team cooperation, tactics and who's got the bigger gun matters. Read our review of Breach after the jump.

This past weekend I was able to partake in the glory they call Killzone 3 (Multiplayer Beta). What's in store for people after the single player campaign? Well lets just say eye gouging is an option.

Tired of feeling like you aren't lining up those headshots as accurate as you want? Are you a PC gamer finding it hard to adjust to dual analog sticks? Well then Penguin has have created the Eagle Eye Adapter for the PS3 which will allow you to play with a USB keyboard and mouse directly into the console. Click the link to check out our review.

Ever since the popularity of Bioshock there has been several games that have been inspired by the huge hit a few years ago, Singularity is one of those games. A game that attempts to merge tried and trued shooter gameplay with a new time manipulation element Singularity had a lot promise since it was announced, but those the game reach the level of quality of Bioshock?