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Top 10 most anticipated games of 201210: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Last time a Counter-Strike game was … Read on
2012 video game release dates2012 will see plenty of new video games, from sequels … Read on
Letter from an indie PC developer regarding piracyLast week we published an editorial called “The Hypocracy of … Read on
The hypocrisy of PC gamersThere are petitions these days trying to get developer From … Read on
Coming out against SOPA now is simply karma whoringEditorial by Michael Hawkes. The SOPA bill (Stop Online Piracy … Read on
Blizzard Entertainment, creators of the popular MMO World of Warcraft has said it is committed to stay and expand its business in China, starting with the WoW expansion pack “The Burning Crusade”. But how will Chinas all mighty Internet police react if players choose to “fight for freedom” in WoW? Will China allow a democratic society (or a clan/guild), even if only in a game?
