SpellForce: The Breath of Winter – PC Review
Hmm, I am sorely tempted.  I am currently wrestling with a desire to indulge my indolent cravings and simply copy and paste my entire review for the original SpellForce game into this space.  I could just write a different intro B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth – PC Review
The reason the flight simulation genre is such a niche one is it's far too complicated, and far too realistic for anyone but the most flight obsessed of gamers to really want to spend time wrestling with the multitude of controls and constraints the genre lumps you with. The Mighty Eighth is a game out to to change that, a realistic flight sim which leans towards a more mainstream arcade game design. it's something that works quite well. Chaos League – PC Review
Combine the world of American football with the made up world of fantasy talking trees and orcs and the results can be quite surprisingly well done as Chaos League proves. Thief: Deadly Shadows – Cheats (PC)
How to edit your INI file to cheat in Deadly Shadows Forever Worlds – PC Review
Returning to the old school style of playing games isn't always such a bad idea, as out dated as some of the past advancements may seem today it's always nice to look back with great fondness on those games you once though very highly of, but as Forever Worlds proves, sometimes it reminds you that the change over the years has often been for the better. Onimusha: Blade Warriors – PS2 Review
Capcom are once again taking one of their big franchises and testing it out on a completely different genre of games, but can Onimusha really make the transition from an action adventure game into a four way fight off? or do the memories of Capsoms failed attempts at porting over Resident Evil to the light gun genre still linger?