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Review: Wrath of the Lich King Adds Warcraft's Finest Content YetIt's an odd quirk of massively multiplayer online gaming that World of Warcrafthas completely trumped its competition not purely on the creativity of its gameplay, but by delivering a game that isn't broken. The MMO's latest expansion, ... |
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South Korea’s new soldiers look a little Starcraft-y; I wonder whyCNET has decided that South Korea’s next-generation battle gear makes soldiers look Halo-esque. A very 21st-century assessment! But as Yahtzee has pointed out time after time, space marines are perhaps the most ubiquitous character in video game history, and even if you don’t want to... |
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Composing The Soundtrack To Blizzard's World [Feature]For almost a year now, over 300 Australians, two noted Japanese gaming personalities and Sony Japan’s record label have been hard at work on a project with Blizzard Entertainment. This project encompasses World of Warcraft. And Starcraft. And Diablo. It has absolutely nothing to do with the... |
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Time to Get Your Lich King OnWith much fanfare and anticipation, the newest World of Warcraft release, Wrath of the Lich King, has hit store shelves around the world. This time around, Blizzard has increased the level cap to 80 for those that feel the need to top the level charts. Also, a new area is opened to ex... |
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Korean geniuses invent lithium batteries with eight times the juiceFiled under: Misc. GadgetsOh, what wondrous things come from the land of Korea -- dancing emotional robot humanoids, oxygen-emitting robot plants, and multiple 24-hour StarCraft channels. It's all good, and we dig robotics and televised gaming, but this latest invention could be our favorite if i... |
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![Blizzard: We're Not Milking You On Starcraft 2, Honest [Starcraft Ii]](http://statics.keegy.com//img/postsh/18/B1/th2-blizzard-we-re-not-milking-you-on-starcraft-2-honest-starcraft-ii.jpg)
Blizzard: We're Not Milking You On Starcraft 2, Honest [Starcraft Ii]Come on, admit it. When you first heard Blizzard were breaking Starcraft II's singleplayer campaign into three games, you cried "BASTARDS!". There was no way the decision to do so was anything but a cold, cynical grab for cash at the expense of loyal, but misguided Blizzard fans, right?... |
