Sorry guys, but no more reviews/walkthroughs this week! I’m off to my uncles seaside house, and it’s kind far from town and our precious internet! Gonna review some offline games there, and hopefully post about them when I get back. Good luck.

I found a sweet deal at my local shopping center, Guilty Gear X2(PC Version) and Guilty Gear Dust Strickers(DS Version) bundled together for less then 30 €. Now that’s what I call a bargain. So I decided to buy them both, and test them out. I used to play Guilty Gear on my playstation some years ago, and I really enjoyed it. Well then little diaper snuffers, time to start smashing up those buttons. Continue Reading

I bought Prototype not to long ago, and I’m more then half way trough finishing it. But it seems that most people get stuck at some point, and are in need of help. I can’t spend all day playing, so I can’t write a walkthrough for it right now, so here’s a trainer, that could help you out. I will write a walkthrough for it as soon as I finish it, which shouldn’t take long. Continue Reading

Did I miss something? For a moment there I thought I saw Raphael getting his Shell handed over by a foot soldier! Here’s the latest TMNT: Smash-up trailer, featuring not only our 4 little green heroes, but also a Foot soldier and my dear old friend, Casey Jones. Do I need to say anything else, rather then “Kowabunga”?! Continue Reading

As I promised earlier, it’s time for my first “Linux game review”. The game I choose to play is OpenArena, a free and open source fps game, similar to Quake 3.  The reason I choose this game is because it’s extremely fast paced, and from the moment I joined a server, I had to dodge a rocket that was coming straight at me. Now, let’s split this review into several chapters, including Graphics, Gameplay, Sound and Impressions. Continue Reading

I’m an avid gamer, and whether I’m on the road or at McDonalds, or on the toilet, I always have my laptop with me. And since I like to run Linux on it, I play alot of linux games. Ok, sometimes I use cedega to run some windows games, but that’s not important right now. Anyway, I decided to start a weekly review on Linux games. What that means is that each week, I will pick a game from my repozitories, I will play it until my laptop battery runs out, and then I will write a review for it. See you guys in a few hours.

As of yesterday, Quake, Doom and Wolfenstein 3D are part of ZeniMax media, parent company of Bethesda Softworks. While id Software will become a part of ZeniMax, the developer will retain a certain amount of autonomy. ZeniMax confirmed that id founder John Carmack will continue serving as id’s technical director, with no changes to be made in the company’s day-to-day operations or development process. Additionally, ZeniMax noted that “all the principals at id Software have signed long-term employment contracts.” What this means is that Id Software will continue to work just like before, but will receive financial aid, and better publishing. More details can be read on GameSpot.

I remember when I was just a little squirt, I went with my dad into a big shopping center in Barcelona(”El corte ingles” if I’m not mistaken), and I got one of the best gifts I could have got back then. Since it was close to my Birthday, I received a Game Boy advance, and together with it, both version of Pokemon: Red and Blue. I can’t remember spending as much time playing a game, as I spent playing Pokemon Red. I used to love that catchy tune and those old graphics. I can’t say I was an avid fan of the TV series, but I really loved this game. If you take my opinion, those initial games where the best of the entire series, and because of that, I will try and write a weekly walkthrough for them. So let’s power up our Game Boys, and tune in to that great tune that we used to listen to. Continue Reading

Howdy there partners, Papa Diaper just thought of a great idea for a review session. Instead of playing a game, and sharing my opinions after playing it, why not play it and share my opinions while doing so. Still there? Good! Today’s review game is called Overlord II, and from what I played until now, it seems like a fun, cartoon-ish like game, in which you take control of an “overlord”, and a group of minions. I just finished watching the cinematic, and I kinda like what I see. Those minions seem really clumsy, and their actions appear to be somewhat funny.
Attention: Spoilers up ahead!
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