Gaming in the present occurs in three different spheres. When you’re done wondering what we’re talking about, you’ll discover that it occurs; in isolation, socially, as well as online. While many gamers have obviously experienced the first two spheres, the last one remains undiscovered territory for others. Whether you’re waiting for Telkom to install your line, if you’re thinking that the online world is lame, or if you play online already... 

Eager PC fans are literally a week away from getting their hands on one of the most anticipated games around, StarCraft 2. But let’s not hide the fact that this futuristic RTS has had it’s fair share of delays and speedbumps on its way to store shelves. So in celebration of this over-halted gaming phenomenon, we take a look at some games that got delayed and went through development hell… again and again and again… Diablo 3 The infamous... 

Fanboys from across all platforms will tell you that ‘their’ controller is always the best. Truth be told, there is no single controller which is perfect and each controller suffers from some sort of downfall. What if a clever entrepreneur took all the good points of every controller and created a super remote which would be adored by all gamers? If you’re that entrepreneur, take out your notepad and listen up: Xbox 360 Controller: The... 

In recent times, The Medal of Honor series has been pushed out of the limelight slightly by the likes of the Call of Duty series and Battlefield’s Bad Company spinoff. Well things are about to change, as EA’s war veteran is making a comeback after being announced late last year. Gamers have been treated to snippets of the gameplay through some trailers, but EA have released their Beta version of the multiplayer component for some lucky gamers... 

We going to just ignore the Tiger Woods’ notorious antics off the course and look at his new game with the utmost objectivity. But can the world’s number 1 get his balls straight and deliver the best golfing experience to date, or is it full of foul play? The biggest difference between annual releases, such as the Tiger Woods series, is undoubtedly the new features. This time around, the most notable addition is the integration of a first-person... 

The Superbike World Championship series returns with a vengeance. Milestone’s SBK has always been the most dominant superbike racer out there, partly because its competitor Moto GP, is still a fairly new franchise compared to SBK. SBK 10 offers a slightly different approach to the series. At the get-go, the menu system is somewhat similar to what is found in Dirt 2 in terms of how it functions from a first person perspective, which It instantly... 

If reading the books, watching the films and playing the movie games were not enough for you, then there’s a new way to experience Harry’s first few years at Hogwarts. Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 allows players to build up Harry’s repertoire and spells at his new school of wizardry brick-by-brick…literally. But does this redesigned take build a new foundation for the series, or does it leave Harry feeling a little blocky? So Lego Harry... 

They say everyone learns from mistakes, but what if you could correct them before they even happened? That’s exactly what these following 5 games all have in common, as each title has revealed a world of parallel universes, where an accident, mistake or history itself can be re-written. Jumping back (or sometimes forward) in time is something we envy, and to emphasise this, here are the Top5 Games That Changed History. Prince of Persia: The Sands... 

As popular as the Shrek movies have been, the games on the other hand have always been a bit of a disappointment. To put it simply, they’re aimed towards the casual audience, and more specifically, the Shrek fans. But with the momentum of the films slowly coming to an end, can Shrek Forever After make your friends green with envy or rage at the site of it? Shrek Forever After follows the timeline and story of the film, whereby Shrek has become a... 

Time manipulation has been a jumpy subject in games, giving players the opportunity to change the course of history or completely rewrite it themselves. Singularity steps in and turns back the clock on everything you know about chronology in games, but can this time-bending phenomenon change our gaming futures? Let’s find out. Singularity kicks off sometime during the 1950’s, where Russian experiments with a mysterious element known as E-99 were...