How I Made Final Fantasy XIV Run On a Netbook
With Square's recent announcements that Final Fantasy XIV was going to take one serious gaming rig to run, even on its most minimal settings, a lot o
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Gamer's Got Talent
It’s been nearly three years since Rock Band hit the gaming scene. You might think the mockery would have disappeared by now, but no. Elitist bragg
How TV Influences Video Games
I always laugh when I hear a gamer say, “I don’t watch TV.” While those people clearly don’t understand that the best non-interactive content
Activision is Not the Enemy
It’s easy to dislike Activision.They’ve driven the creators of the Call of Duty franchise into the arms of Electronic Arts in the most high-profi
Five Things You Should Know About Your PS3
So you just got your shiny new PlayStation 3. Of course you know it can play Metal Gear Solid 4 and Blu-rays, but there's much more this beast can do
Game of the Month: June – Dungeon Fighter Online
The summer months are slow-going and hot, and for gamers, it is traditionally difficult to find something to get excited about. However, this year se
Games To Make Your Head Explode
With the fourth of July just around the corner, many families are looking forward to some good old fashioned American fun. Not you, of course. Grille
Blowing $#!+ Up for America!
The 4th of July. It’s our exclusive US-only party, but sadly, not everyone can know the joy of strapping M-80s to their sisters’ dolls or lightin
Reinventing Dragon Ball
More than a decade has passed since Dragon Ball Z first hit it big on Cartoon Network. But despite the enormous progress that other licensed games (S
Red Dead Redemption DLC Disappoints
By Raychul MooreThere are developers that understand how to make cooperative play a fun experience for all players involved and then there are those
Dragon Quest vs. Final Fantasy: A Friendly Comparison
Both Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy truly define the Japanese role-playing genre; lengthy stories, involving fantasy plots and turn-based combat are
The Induction of Ocarina of Time in GZ Hall of Fame
The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time, or for the lack of better terms: A kid with a green tunic, a magical ocarina of time-bending abilities, a b
Video Game Free Agency... let it begin!
Lebron James may command the attention of the press in regards to his free agency, but there are several video game developers that could potentially
Sony's E3 press conference treads familiar ground
Filled with repetitious game announcements, Sony’s E3 press conference sparkled at times, but those times were rare gems sandwiched in between game
The Benefits of E3
By Louis Bedigian GameZone.comIt’s weird to think that there was a time (a very brief time, thankfully) when game publishers and developers began t
The Best of E3 MMOs, and the winner is …
By Michael Lafferty GameZone.comJudging massively multiplayer online games at an event such as E3 can be a tricky thing. These are games that are so
Five Surprising Games of E3 2010
E3 may have been an oddity of a show. Nintendo went forth and targeted their hardcore audience with announcements for key franchises such as: Zelda,
10 things I learned at E3 2010
I knew that my first E3 experience was going to be a surreal one when, while waiting for the doors of the LA Convention Center to open on the first d
Gaming In A Galaxy Far, Far Away
Star Wars is, arguably, the most successful multimedia property of all time. Star Wars video games have been around for nearly as long as the movies,
In Defense of Infinity Ward Splintering
By Jeremy M. Zoss GameZone.comWhen the status quo in the video game industry changes, fans naturally tend to worry, especially when those changes inv
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