Editorials

One of our members, halo14, commented on one of our articles where I stated that the PS3 was a "glorified PC" - it meets the specifications of a PC and Game Box, no?

I have decided to write an open letter to game developers and distributors about the sorry state of street dates and a games actual release...

This is a follow up to my article in 2o2p Magazine #3 where I discussed why renting is going to become more mainstream in the age of $60 titles.

In the early days of the 1970s, computer games were little more than a fantasy to most of the world’s population.

The next generation game era will be the era to put the video game rental businesses on the map. Not that it isn't already a huge business,

Until the past few years, I never thought of myself as a gamer. I loved games, but always thought of “gamers” as people who played console/computer games for days on end.

The horror genre has come such a long way since its’ meager beginning with the NES and Friday the 13th.

Back in 1998, Sega was trying to leap ahead of the competition from Nintendo and Sony. They had been losing market share so they needed to come up with a really innovative console idea.

We take a look into the past of Sega and where they went wrong in the console wars.

We have witnessed video game “console wars” since the 1980’s. In every battle for supremacy only one common rule has applied: games are supposed to be fun.