E3 2011 is just around the corner. Graphically impressive games grab gamers interest immediately.

Do you know what makes hack and slash games so satisfying? Performing combos that makes you feel like a badass.

Game design is no new concept to the gaming industry. It encompasses almost everything and anything to do with videogames.

Here we go again. 2010 started with Bayonetta and Mass Effect 2, then Heavy Rain in February. March was an extraordinary month with some big hitters such as God of War 3 and Final Fantasy XIII. If you think gaming won’t get any better this year, you are absolutely wrong.

Hideo Kojima, the creator of the Metal Gear Solid and Zone of the Enders games tweeted last week that his next project “will challenge a certain type of taboo” and if “missed up” he will probably have to leave the industry.

Alan Wake draw in many people and stirred up a lot of talk lately. Why not? The game has been in development for over 5 years, and it’s undoubtedly one of the most anticipated games in 2010.

Let’s face it. The PS3 has been kicking the Xbox360 ass in the visuals department in the last two years. While games such as Mass Effect 2 and Gears 2 are visually stunning games, the PS3 has been raising the bar visually with its biggest exclusives

Competition between videogames companies is a great thing for gamers. The fiercer the Competition, the better games we get.

I just finished FFXIII, and what I can say that it doesn’t live up to my expectations. In fact, it isn’t as good as Mistwalker’s RPG Lost Odyssey, which in my opinion is the best JRPG this generation.

2010 is shaping up to be one of the biggest years in the history of videogames. The HD war is at its peak now, and I think that 2010 will be a very critical year for both of Microsoft and Sony.

There is no doubt that the PSN is getting better every year; with more added content and more classic games becoming available for download. December 2009 marked PSN’s single highest revenue month so far, increasing 155% from a year ago.

You need more than amazing graphics in order to make a great game. But at the same time, no one can deny the fact that great visuals do make a good game even better

2009 was a great year for gamers. We have played a lot of great games that blown us away this year. But when you have to choose the best of the best, only one game can take the crown.

What a great year it was for gamers. Aside from a few disappointing games and some not so pleasant news this year (Closure of Pandemic Studios), we (and of course you) have been enjoying some great games across all platforms throughout the whole year.