| reviews - What the gamers really think |
For each review shown, the community member in question received £5 worth of vouchers to use in our store!
We have a scheme whereby our community members (our forum mebers) can write reviews for games or gaming peripherals in return for money-off vouchers in our shop. Below you will find a list of reviews, written by real people like you, to let you know just how good these games and peripherals really are.
- F.E.A.R - Chris_Redfield
It is great to once again play a first person shooter that has no gimmicks yet manages to keep the player entertained. Playing through this reminded me of the first time that I played Doom, the hesitation to investigate further on down the corridor, just in case you bump into any extra enemies.
- Dark Messiah of Might and Magic - Chris_Redfield
"When previews for the game Heroes of Might and Magic: Dark Messiah started to circle, from the screenshots and the gossip it looked like a game that could quite easily rival what many people had already dubbed the greatest RPG ever, Elder Scrolls IV: Shadows of Oblivion."
- Condemned: Criminal Origins - Chris_Redfield
There have been many games over the years that have tried to scare us gamers, a fashion sparked by Alone in the Dark. It has only been a few developers however, that have managed to cause players to break into a cold sweat. Capcom is the main developer that you may associate with the words ‘survival horror,’ but you may be surprised to hear that there are other developer’s such as Monolith out competing for the horror crown.
- Ageia PhysX Cards are Coming: Do You Need One? - BeastMaster
There's no doubt that physics processing takes a chunk out of the GPU's processing power, yet gamers demand more realistic physics properties, hence the need for dedicated physics processing engines such as Havok, but what of the next step? Evolution in technology is always going to happen and it was only a matter of time before something like PhysX hit the industry.
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