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This week, Tech-Gaming’s beloved trio offers impressions of Call of Duty: Black Ops, Horde, Majin and The Forsaken Kingdom, Ys: The Oath in Felghana, as well as Atari Greatest Hits: Volume One. To discuss the ...

Much like the pivotal operations which serve as the game’s narrative impetus, Call of Duty: Black Ops represents a critical juncture for Treyarch. Success with the title could allow the developer to ditch its status ...

Ys: The Oath in Felghana is a remake of a remake – that is to say that it is a recreation of the 2005 PC only Oath in Felghana which was itself a reimagining of ...

With the Twisted Metal franchise selling more than fifteen million copies across seven iterations, you might think that store shelves would be saturated with car-combat clones. Yet beyond 1998’s tag-team of Vigilante 8 and Rogue ...

You thought the tag-team efforts of the Playstation Move and Kinect would slow the Wii’s ambitions down? It appears unlikely- games for the original motion-based console account for nearly half of this week’s new releases. ...

It look little more than a few whimsical back-of-the-box screenshots and a ten dollar sale price to entice  me to take a chance on Downsteam Panic!, Eko Systems aquatic-themed PSP puzzler. Like any respectable entry ...

Whereas cinematic remakes are often awarded bulky budgets and undergo thoughtful renovation, revival of interactive entertainment is typically given the shaft. With the ability to emulate or adapt programming code onto newer hardware, players are ...

In this oft-delayed, highly anticipated podcast, DesertEagle pledges his allegiance to Queen and country with impressions of Goldeneye 007 and James Bond 007: Blood Stone, as well as hosting Southampton developers Megadev, creators of pleasing ...

It’s been over a year since Bakugan first made its gaming debut with Bakugan: Battle Brawlers. Enthralled with the concept of Bakugan’s skill-meets-strategy gameplay, I tried it and enjoyed it, despite a few foundational flaws. ...

Games based on cinematic licenses are a consistently tricky proposition.  For every competent interpretation of a movie, as illustrated by the Chronicles of Riddick titles, players seem to get a handful of awkward adaptations- such ...