Recent content by Canen

I used to be a massive fan of the Pokemon games, and I have to say, I liked all of the games right up to the fourth generation (Diamond, Pearl and Platinum). I think later versions made good use of the technology that was available at the time, such as the Global Wi-fi options on Diamond and...

I know this is a problem from the very dawn of time and might be familiar to most people who have played C&C: Red Alert on the PC at some point, but I seem to be having issues with my scroll rate and have tried everything I can search for and think of to fix it, to no avail. Basically, the...

I'm having the same issues with it, and in the end I just couldn't be bothered trying to find a cure. However I hear Filefront may have a solution for it so try there.

Oh shi- I can't believe I missed this. And whilst we are on the subject of awesome weapons and Turok... The inflator gun!

You are a character in a game that's glitched, and you have to find cheat codes and use them to escape the game world.

You, sir, win the internet. Although personally I prefer the chainsaw, for those intimate moments.

Three bad-ass weapons for you right here: 1. Chaingun from Quake II 2. Lion Heart from FFVIII 3. RCP-90 from GoldenEye 64 The chaingun eats flesh like a starving pig, the Lion Heart looks the part and deals a fantastic limit break finishing blow of the same name, and the RCP-90 is...

...and another, called "Blow Me Away" by Breaking Benjamin, was the theme when the Covenant Civil war kicked off aboard High Charity in Halo 2...nice!

I realise this isn't exactly a "theme", but it's bad-ass, and it's Quad Machine from Quake II. [url:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6VpX-feA2M]Quad Machine - Sonic Mayhem[/url]

Being a massive Final Fantasy fan as I am, and also being an avid gamer, I cast an eye to the 22nd March when Dissidia 012 releases itself in the UK. Now, I sit here and wonder as I count my pretty white notes that I have put aside for this, is it really going to be worth it? The answer is...

Team Rocket. Bunch of lovable, inept, moronic, Laurel-and-Hardy do crime badasses.

When it comes to our wallets though, I think people are prepared to flesh out some paper for what's right for them. I would happily pay over the odds for a game I really liked, although I would make sure I at least had done some research into what I was signing up for, without spoiling the plot.

The serious gamers of today have generally grown up through each 'golden era' of gaming (if, like me, you are hurtling towards your mid twenties and don't quite know which button you press to get your very own "life bullet time", anyway), and as technology has improved, so has the scope to...