I know it has only been a few days since my last “What Are You Playing?” post, but to be frank, the timing is a bit poor, with Monday being a much better window for us and our readers to think ahead instead of looking back. After the masses of God of War III footage I have been exposed to, my hands are literally shaking. Though our review of Heavy Rain proved last week that it takes more th... more.

Though many weren't anticipating the release of Skate 3 this year, the game is coming and will be available in the coming months. Here are new pack shots of the third instalment, strutting one of the hundreds of tricks from the full game. Skate 3 takes place in the fictional Port Carverton, where skating is the only ideal of getting around, whilst maintaining your street cred. Though Skate 2 seeme... more.

As I was typing up this nugget of opinion last night, I was completely unaware of the so-called "downfall" of the PlayStation Network. However, when I tried to boot up Heavy Rain or even access PSN, I was shut out by error codes which seem to be plaguing the entire PlayStation community. The purpose of this article isn't to kick a man while he's down, it's simply a gentle nudge at a few feature or... more.

This is quite honestly the first week of 2010 in which I have way too much to play. The last time I felt  overwhelmed like this was during the infamous rush of titles in late 2008, though the quality of games is still constant. Some of you will have already seen my review for the first instalment of the Heavy Rain chronicles, and rest assured, a review for the full game is in the works as we... more.

Earlier this week, TGH reviewed Kahoots, part of the PS minis series that is available on the PlayStation store at a great price. In brief, it's quirky, fun and easy to play, hence the brilliant four star rating it achieved on the site. We had a few questions we wished to asked Honeyslug, and here is what they had to say: Please tell us your names, and what is it you do at Honeyslug? R... more.

Today, Capcom released images confirming the final covers for both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Lost Planet 2. As of late, very few box art designs have grabbed my attention, but this one piles on the action, and even pictures several of the game's key selling points. For those who are unaware, Lost Planet 2 is a third person shooter, that is heavy on both customisation and co-operat... more.

The first thing Far Cry fans will notice is the change of setting. The original game was based on an archipelago with a distinct South-Pacific theme, whereas Far Cry 2 is based in central Africa. When you hit up the single player campaign, instead of sticking you in the boots of one protagonist, FC2 lets you choose from a healthy list of protagonists. The choice may be hard, but those who aren’t... more.