Over ten years to make a game is a very long time and often can build up hype in the fans only to leave them crushed when the title is delivered, as it doesn’t live up to the standards expected. StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty is NOT one of these games, it’s a game that at first may seem just like a beefed up version of its older brother with prettier graphics, faster game play and a better online model. But when you look a little closer is more a definition of RTS perfection with some nice new features. Read on for more…

Playdead's hauntingly beautiful indie puzzler is sadistic, cruel, horrifying, infuriating, unfair, exhaustively tense, and brilliant.

How adorable are SackBoys? I mean seriously I’m a mid twenty-something and I can’t help but feel happy and jolly when I play the original LittleBigPlanet. Its just so damn likeable and I am more than happy to say that the second game seems to be following the firsts stitched footsteps. When I attended the Sony Betarooms at the end of last month I got to play a LBP2 level as well as some of the custom made multiplayer games that you can see in the trailer. Here is what I thought of my time in the world of dreams.

Now that some of you have undoubtedly played the demo for Kane and Lynch 2, like our very own John/Mirra who gave his thought on it here have some new stuff to tickle your tastebuds.

Bonjour and welcome to the latest instalment of Address Unknown, John Mirra here back again with more apocalyptic visions of game past, future and present. Today’s villain is none other than Velvet Assassin, a game I picked up for fifteen quid brand new, should have seen it coming really. Nazi’s, a sexy, morally ambiguous British protagonist running around in a nightie for a majority of the game and fifteen quid = Too good to be true. Comparing it to the magnificent Splinter cell Conviction, the latest and best (in my opinion) instalment of the Splinter cell series.

Combining elements from both trading and strategy games, Commander: Conquest of the Americas will appeal to a wide range of players. This is exactly why GiveAway Dave decided to wrestle 5 boxed copies from the lovely fellows at Paradox Interactive & Nitro Games to mindlessly distribute to 5 of you lucky wings readers. Read the Blurb...

I’m flying across a seascape, the waves are crashing against rigs that are swarming with Helghans and I am going to come down on them like the fires of hell. We dip down and obliterate a few enemies with their glowing orange eyes that shine emotionlessly through their gasmasks before manoeuvring round the side of the rig to where some glowing blue power canisters are nestled that need shooting down. Back up we go to be assaulted by a man on a turret for him to only be cut through by my trusty ships automatic gun. These are my first few minutes with Killzone 3 and my they took my breath away.