In conjuction with the release of the new Left 4 Dead 2, Kotaku have noticed this video. A fan made video on how a 8-bit version should be like. This is nothing new, we often see videos on demade on how new games would look if they were 8-bit. But if I were Valve (the [...]
Category Archives: Games
Importans of Pricing
Posted by Daniel on November 9, 2009
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We have had some really interesting releases the recent weeks on the site. Especially two games have stood out, Torchlight and Machinarium. Both games are developed by smaller studios and only released online. Both review and sales wise they have done really good! Just looking at the numbers on our site I see it. What [...]
Modern Warfare 2 controversy
Posted by Daniel on November 9, 2009
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This week one of this years biggest game is released, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, and the controversies have been quite many, as expected for a big title like this. But the issues have mostly been around the PC version, and its Multiplayer functionalities. The first was the lack of dedicated servers, which allow [...]
GamesCom 2009
Posted by Daniel on August 25, 2009
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Last week I was in Köln, Germany at the GamesCom 2009 convention. I had a great convention with lots and lots of good meeting. Unfortunately I didn’t get any time to try out some new games. Did get to see James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game, the new game for the upcoming film. One version was [...]
Increase of Free, but not for games?
Posted by Daniel on August 10, 2009
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Today I just started reading the new Chris Anderson book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price. Expectations after the Long Tail is sky-high, but I have read more before reading this new book and have some good understanding of the concept. I’m looking forward to be somewhat convinced of this new changing model or [...]
iPhone show musle as portable gaming platform
Posted by Daniel on June 30, 2009
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Its hard to ignore the success of the iPhone. Just the fact that the new version sold 1 million in 3 DAYS! And with the new version just released with increased processor speed and combination with a newer OS (3.0), game developers have something new to look forward to. I will get one imidiately when [...]
Busy… New site + Mac games
Posted by Daniel on June 11, 2009
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Now its been a while since I wrote something here, but we have had a really busy time lately. Specially at GamersGate that have been taking most of my time and energy. Among all the new things we have rolled out is the new design of the site. It feels great and fresh to finally [...]
My first car, a Volvo!
Posted by Daniel on May 26, 2009
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Today released the Swedish car simulator developer SimBin their new Free-to-play game in collaboration with Volvo, Volvo the game. A game based on In-game advertising model. We have been in contact with SimBin regarding this, and even joined in with sponsoring. With 2 GamersGate cars, were even I is one of the drivers! My first [...]
The Future of table gaming?
Posted by Daniel on March 30, 2009
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A really cool new trailer for the upcoming game R.U.S.E from Ubisoft. Not only does it look awesome, but I’ve also been told it truly is! What got me hook with the trailer is the table they use playing with. A new technology called Surface Computing, were instead for a classic computer its a table [...]
Dancing Stalin, a smash hit before release
Posted by Daniel on March 13, 2009
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The latest week one video have been played over and over again in the office. But not only in the office, but all around the world! The trailer for the upcoming strategy game Stalin Vs Martians. Published by newly formed Mezmer Games, a subdivision of Paradox Interactive who we share office and also work very [...]