THQ unveils Metro: Last Light

As the title so clearly states, THQ unveils Metro: Last Light.
It's not common for me to post this sort of writing, but one time has to be the first.
I personally haven't played Metro 2033, but Metro: Last Light looks relatively interest, but doesn't seem like something I'd buy at full price.

Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West

I've made a review of Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West, it can be found on gameguiders.com or here.
Hope you will enjoy it!

Dragon Age 2 review

I've made a review of Dragon Age 2, you can read it on gameguiders.com under reviews or click here.
I hope you will enjoy it!

Dragon Age: Origins review

I've made a review of Dragon Age: Origins. You can go to gameguiders.com or it can be found here.
Hope you will enjoy it!

The Cost of Piracy

This week I've written an article about game piracy.
In the past week I've become a member of the Gameguiders.com crew, and therefore the article is posted on their site, it can be found here.
Thanks to John for helping me with the article!

Why do I always have to be the good guy?

Every time I sit down to play an RPG where I get to interact with NPCs and choose what my character should say, I always end with the feeling that my character has to be a good person, in order for me to explore as much as possible on my first play through. This annoys me as I, in a way, don't really get to choose exactly how my character should be within the game, and that to me is one of the most important parts in a RPG game.

Dragon Age: Origins, Play through, First Impression

In this article, as the title so clearly states, I will be writing about my first impression of the game, Dragon Age: Origins. 

Boobification

They're close to always there in our games, they are hard to avoid and we all have some kind of relation to them. Yes, as the title so clearly states, I'm talking about boobs. But I'm not talking about just any kind of boobs, I'm talking about the kind that we encounter in games.

A reason behind addiction to MMORPGs

Since the MMORPG champion World of Warcraft was released in 2004 we have seen quite a lot of MMORPGs. We've seen both fantasy world ones, like World of Warcraft, EverQuest, Age of Conan and Warhammer Online, but we've also seen superhero based ones, such as champions online and DC Universe. But why is it we keep seeing more and more releases of new MMO? I think that the answer is quite simple, and quite obvious too.