• The Guild of Dark Knights

    By: Chris Timperley
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    The Guild Of Dark Knights is a MMORG and is free to play for anyone.You join the game as a low life knight. The whole objective of the game is to rank and bank.Read more…

  • PC Games - The Best Ever

    By: Michael Russell
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    As with anything else in life, there is always going to be a best of the best list for games. PC games are no different. And while these lists are purely subjective, what follows are some of the games that most, if not all, die hard game players feel are some of the best PC games ever released.Read more…

  • PC Games - Atari For PC

    By: Michael Russell
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    And then it happened.The Atari 2600 craze died and with it all the great and not so great games that were produced, which came out to literally thousands of titles. At the time there were many who thought that the game craze itself was over.Read more…

  • PC Games - Dungeon Hack

    By: Michael Russell
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    With the early craze of PC adventure games back in the 80s, you just couldn't get enough of them. Every month, game players would wait for the next release. What adventure would they be up against next?Read more…

  • PC Games - Microsoft Flight Simulator

    By: Michael Russell
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    Afraid to fly? No problem. Microsoft's Flight Simulator, one of the oldest simulation games around, will take you flying anywhere in the world in just about any type of plane you can think of.Read more…

  • PC Games - 24 Hours

    By: Michael Russell
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    Long before the TV show "24" there was an early PC game, circa 1987, called "24 Hours". The game was made similar to "San Francisco Earthquake - 1906" in that is was programmed in BASIC and Assembler and was designed for the Radio Shack TRS 80. Like Earthquake, it was a text based game with no graphics at all.Read more…

  • PC Games - Wizardry

    By: Michael Russell
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    Unless you've been around for a while, you've most likely forgotten this PC game series. And what a series it was. Spanning an entire eight editions, this was one of the most ground breaking games ever made.Read more…

  • PC Games - Sorcerian

    By: Michael Russell
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    The year was 1987. Japan was trying to cash in on the PC game market. In an attempt to do this, they exported one of their more popular arcade games into PC format.Read more…

  • PC Games - San Francisco Earthquake

    By: Michael Russell
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    The year was 1985. PC games were almost non existent. The personal computer itself was in its infant stages.Read more…

  • PC Games - Dungeons & Dragons EOB

    By: Michael Russell
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    The Dungeons & Dragons Eye Of The Beholder series was one of the most popular PC adventure games that ever came out. It was one of the first really big ones and started what would become a very long line of other similar types of games by a number of companies. But Dungeons & Dragons was the pioneer.Read more…

  • PC Games - Combat Mission II

    By: Michael Russell
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    If you're into war simulation then Combat Mission II is a must have. Unlike the first person simulations, which may have very realistic graphics, this PC game is realistic in that it forces you to think out your every action. You become the general of the army.Read more…

  • PC Games - Sim City

    By: Michael Russell
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    The year was 1989. The concept was simple. Build a city from scratch, watch it grow and hope to God that it didn't end up getting destroyed by fire, storm or just a bunch of riots in the streets.Read more…

  • Next Generation of Computer Video Games and Virtual Reality

    By: Lance Winslow
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    In the next generation of computer games we will see the computer program actually designing itself as the player plays along. Currently in computer games, video games and virtual reality if you were on a racetrack in a racecar you cannot go off the racetrack without crashing. And you may only be allowed to go one direction and you cannot do everything, which may want to do.Read more…

  • Sudoku for Children - Teach Them Early

    By: Kathleen Frassrand
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    Teaching a child how to solve sudoku is more than just teaching them a new game. Sudoku is all about logic. Start early with your children.Read more…

  • Computer Game Explosion Sequences

    By: Lance Winslow
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    Have you notice that in computer games the explosion sequences are getting more and more real? Some parents are quite concerned about this because they do not want their kids growing up and blowing stuff up. They do not want to be the parents of the next Columbine Shooter or Oklahoma City bomber or even that crazy Uni-bomber they caught up in the mountains.Read more…

  • 10 Tips To Keep Your Clan Active

    By: Sonny Verdini
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    Causes of inactiveness"Know your enemy" as an old saying goes. If you want to use the right tool to counter inactiveness, you will first have to find out what causes the inactiveness and in which area. An example: if your clan members barely visit your clansite and forums, countering this with organising an internal ladder isn't the best option: they won't read the announcement for it.Read more…

  • Computer Games; Sci Fiction Military and Space Discussion

    By: Lance Winslow
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    If you are a designer and programmer of computer games and you are considering the genre of a science-fiction military video game or computer game, which is put into a setting of planetary war with the use of space applications then you'll need to think a little ahead to the year 2100. We all know the United States military is developing space weapons along with the Chinese military buildup.There are lots of reasons why you need to consider the actual probable futures for your video games of course, mainly because you must consider the use of satellites in guided munitions, GPS and the overall net centric warfare battle space.Read more…

  • Action Figures Bridge the Gap between the Present and the Past

    By: John Gibb
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    As a child I spent countless hours collecting and playing with action figures of all shapes, sizes, and characters. My favorite by far were my Star Wars action figures but I spent many hours playing with G. I.Read more…

  • Why 80's Arcade Games are the Best

    By: Dave Poon
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    Reminiscing the 80s would never be complete without mentioning about 80s arcade games. An arcade game is a coin-operated gaming machine that you would usually find in entertainment centers, video arcades, and even in restaurants. Popular arcade games are redemption games that give players rewards based on their score in the game; computer-controlled video games; and pinball games wherein the player manipulates one or more metal balls on a playfield.Read more…

  • Computer Game Programmer Insights

    By: Lance Winslow
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    If you are computer gaming programmer then you are always looking for new ideas to help modify the game, increase action, interface and make the game more real-life. Often as we see the developers of computer games and genres they choose it seems as if they take quite a bit of potential future technologies and weave them into the game. But how can a computer programmer or computer game designer determine which types of future technologies may be used and which of them should be in the game.Read more…

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