Red Button Entertainment - The company was co-founded by Rob Rafei, formerly the long time art director at Naughty Dog. The new company will concentrate on developing new game concepts and describes itself as wanting to be the "United Artists of games (2944 hits)
Still Life walktrough - This walkthrough provides a complete solution to the adventure. Straightforward content (such as dialog) is not dealt with in detail. Instead, I've concentrated on explanations of the clues, logic and reasoning to the puzzles (2845 hits)
Ultima Online Stratics - Not only do they have detailed guides, maps and data for every conceivable aspect of UO, but they feature over 60 highly active message board forums frequently visited by developers and community folks from the Ultima Online team! (1921 hits)
Installing an Intel 1366 Core i7 LGA Processor - The purpose of this article is to illustrate the proper way to install a Core i7 LGA 1366 processor. Overall the process is really not difficult and once you understand the mechanics you'll be a pro in no time. (1393 hits)
Smart Lines - This four in a row game enhances the simple concept of aligning 4 balls of the same color, horizontally, diagonally, or vertically, by placing it in a full 3D playing board (1179 hits)
Nuclear Dawn - commercial Source-engine game from InterWave Studios based on what was once a modification for Half-Life 2. (1008 hits)
Once Upon a Time in Japan: Earth - third-person, point-and-click adventure for the PC (878 hits)
Singularity - PC, PS3, Xbox 360 - Raven have stated that Singularity's main gameplay mechanism is a device, known in the game as the TMD (Time Manipulation Device). The TMD has the ability to move a single object through time, both into the future, and into the past. It can also freeze an object in time, and has an 'Impulse' function, which can be used as a weapon once upgraded. The TMD is multifunctional, as it can be used as a powerful weapon, but also as a tool in puzzle solving scenarios. The device's use as a weapon is unconventional when compared to the weapons in other games. For instance, using the TMD's "rewind" function on a human opponent will send them into a "placental" state where they revert to an almost amoebic state, before slowly dying. The device is essential for solving puzzles, such as sending a lock forward in time, causing it to rust it in real time, or sending a broken bridge backwards in time until it returns to a usable state. Sending a tree trunk forwards in time while standing on it will cause it grow very quickly, allowing the player to reach higher areas. (808 hits)
The Ransomware Removal Handbook: Dealing with common strains of ransomware - With the growing concern over ransomware, here are some helpful tips on removing ransomware, decrypting files, and ways to help prevent getting infected. Our guide provides a detailed explanation of what ransomware is, the types of ransomware that exist, and places special attention on how to remove ransomware without causing harm to your computer. We focus on practical methods that you can employ that emphasize removal over paying the ransom, which we strongly discourage. (682 hits)
Fallout 3 Collector's Edition - This premium Fallout 3 package, presented in a customized, metal Vault-Tec lunch box, includes the highly-anticipated game, a collectible 5” Vault-Tec Vault Boy Bobblehead, ‘The Art of Fallout 3’ hardcover book, featuring never-before-seen concept art and commentary from Bethesda Game Studios artists, and ‘The Making of Fallout 3’ DVD that includes an inside look at Bethesda Game Studios and the team behind the game. (682 hits)
The Parents’ Guide to Minecraft - Minecraft is and, for the foreseeable future, will remain one of the most popular video games among children. Behind all those millions upon millions of downloads are more than a few curious parents; read on as we help clear up some misconceptions and give curious parents a crash course in the game. (649 hits)