Monthly Archives: November 2009

Facebook and Twitter on Xbox

Now finally Facebook and Twitter on Xbox 360 have gone live. Downloaded them today and just briefly tried them out, and I don’t feel that blown away. How I understood it you have to enter the both services separately, and you can’t do anything else when you use them. Thats okey I guess, but it [...]

Uplay launch beta with Assassins Creed 2 release

Today Ubisoft launched its new digital service Uplay. Going out in a press release (I created an account earlier today) that the first game using this will be Assassins Creed 2, released today in North America. Before the press releases I was in and watched the video describing uPlays features. In a nutshell its Ubisofts [...]

Left4Dead 8-Bit, Valve should pick it up

In conjuction with the release of the new Left 4 Dead 2, Kotaku have noticed this video. A fan made video on how a 8-bit version should be like. This is nothing new, we often see videos on demade on how new games would look if they were 8-bit. But if I were Valve (the [...]

Importans of Pricing

We have had some really interesting releases the recent weeks on the site. Especially two games have stood out, Torchlight and Machinarium. Both games are developed by smaller studios and only released online. Both review and sales wise they have done really good! Just looking at the numbers on our site I see it. What [...]

Modern Warfare 2 controversy

This week one of this years biggest game is released, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, and the controversies have been quite many, as expected for a big title like this. But the issues have mostly been around the PC version, and its Multiplayer functionalities. The first was the lack of dedicated servers, which allow [...]