Discless: Global Agenda Strap on your jetpack and grab a gun, because this week, Discless is reviewing Global Agenda. GA, as it is called for short, is a sci-fi MMORPG available for download on PC through Steam. If you don�t know what th...

Wii 2? The news is out there. Apparently there have been reports that Nintendo is going to unveil a new console this year at E3, with the ultimate goal being to recapture the hardcore gaming market. Now, whether or not these reports tu...

Crysis 2 Review The first Crysis had, and still has, a bit of a reputation associated with it. When it was released in 2007, it brought most modern computers to their respective knees with its high level of graphical fidelity, still impr...

Stem Stumper Review How many times have you played a game with sound as your only guide? Never you say? Well then here�s a new challenge for you from Ananse Productions. If that challenge seems a bit too complex, you can switch the sonar...

The Changelution of Pok�mon So I�ve finally managed to crawl out of my self-induced Pok�mon coma after beating Black (White? Which version did you have?) a few times and finally playing with a grass starter that is actually worth the eff...

PAX East 2011: The Old Republic Preview The line to demo Star Wars: The Old Republic at PAX East reached six hours plus. I heard nightmare stories about eager gamers waiting in line all day, completely passing up any opportunity to play ...

PAX East 2011: The Darkness II Hands-on 2007�s The Darkness was a textbook example of an overlooked gem. With a dark, violent story, slick graphics, tight shooting controls, and a inky-black personification of evil (voiced by Mike Patton...

MLB The Show �11 Review The smell of barbecues is filling the air as the chilling winter begins to leave the air. It is baseball season again, when every team with a halfway decent budget can find its way into the playoffs. Yeah, Tampa B...

PAX East 2011: Gunstringer Preview While I was at PAX East , I got to take a look at Twisted Pixel�s newest title, Gunstringer for the Kinect, which has a lot of unique gameplay mechanics. I interviewed Jay Stuckwisch, one of producers s...

PAX East 2011: Stem Stumper Interview While I was at PAX, I was approached by a rather tall man carrying an iPhone and large, sound-canceling headphones who pointed out my media badge and asked me if I�d like to try out his game. I said ...

PAX East 2011: Guild Wars 2 Preview Guild Wars 2 was showcased at the Alienware booth at PAX for the ultimate PC gaming experience; let me tell you, it wasn�t the computer that made me fall in love with the game. Guild Wars 2 is the MMO ...

Firefall: I Have Jetboots, Your Argument is Irrelevant I would be a liar if I said that Red 5 Studio�s new venture into the free-to-play MMO market, Firefall, wasn�t one of my most anticipated games of 2011, attempting to blend first and...

PAX East 2011: Bastion Preview The demo of Bastion at PAX East brought back warm memories of sitting in front of a non-HD TV, eating Teddy Grahams, and playing A Link to the Past on the Super Nintendo. Bastion feels like it should have b...

Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon: A First Look PAX East had plenty of games available for viewing, playing, and gushing over. One of the many games I took a look at was D3 Publisher�s Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon, which h...

GDC Overview It�s been a busy two weeks at GameZombie with GDC and PAX East back to back. Both conventions had some great content. I�ll go over what I saw at GDC here, and leave PAX for later in the week. NeuroSky The first booth I vis...

PAX East: Day One from the Eyes of a New Writer We made it. We finally made it. We, ragtag band of misfits all, have finally arrived at PAX. Not that it was easy, oh no. Let me tell you, my dear friends, we have well and truly suffered for...

PAX East: Day Two Seven in the morning comes awfully early when you�re up past midnight writing blog entries, but today of all days we couldn�t be late. Saturday is the day the press gets onto the exhibition floor early, and the crew was...

Outside the Box: Spring Broke In times past I have heaped praise upon the Warhammer 40,000 world and minis game. The world is just a whole lot of fun to play in and interact with, the models for the game are by and large great little mod...

Hey Guys, Let�s All Play Mass Effect I�m slowpoking pretty hard here, I know. So my boyfriend got Mass Effect 2, and it got me interested. So I started playing Mass Effect (the first iteration), and well, it got me hooked. I�m a good ways...

Gaming, �In the Clouds� Giving Cloud-Based Gaming a Go For the most part, the gaming community expects new hardware from three companies: Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft (duh). If you really take an objective step back, you�ll come to real...

Pok�mon Black and White Review Well, everyone, the five-month wait between the Japanese release of Pok�mon Black and White is finally over. There�s a lot of stuff to cover for this new generation, from new Pok�mon to new features. What�...

Halo: Destiny Endless content, a balanced PvP system, and a variety of classes and worlds to explore are a few core aspects for a successful MMO. The MMO world will shake with the releases of Rift, Star Wars: The Old Republic, and Guild ...

What�s in a Game: Puzzle Games As a genre, puzzle games are an interesting bunch. While all of them have the same objective�solving puzzles�the various formulas required in each individual game differs slightly. Basically, puzzles in gam...

Things to Do in Bioshock So there�s this little game you may have heard of called Bioshock. I finally got around to playing the game a little while ago, mostly because I am terrible at games that are even kind of scary (Amnesia would pro...

Video Games or Military Training? What Would You choose? Why choose when you could have both in this day in age? Wouldn�t it be amazing to control a remote UAV with an Xbox or PS3 controller? Well it is already happening; throughout the ...