World of Warcraft is the biggest MMORPG online anywhere in the globe. More than 11,000,000 players log on every month to finish quests and explore the large fantasy realms offered in this stunningly unique game. How could anybody ever lose interest with this sort of an incredibly detailed game? There are several new players that never get to grasp the true depth in this brilliant game just because their characters do not have enough gold to buy stronger armor, better weapons and pay for higher ability levels. They have a tendency to give up in disappointment instead of keep playing to see the true price of this big game. Read the rest of this entry »

Ask any long term WoW player how to make gold and they will point you at many great grinding locations. They are expecting you to devote hours and hours murdering monsters in one spot that need you to be a minimum of level 60 to even get near these beasts.

This should tell you that most players have no idea a way to make fast gold in the WOW game. Read the rest of this entry »

Sports games are fun to play, if they are played with a healthy and competitive spirit. Many of us believe that sports games are meant only for the extroverts, but we couldn’t be more wrong. There are many introverts out there who play online sports games and literally kick the living daylights off the extroverts. These games are ideal for such people who are actually shy and find it difficult to mingle with other people.

Online games are a great source of entertainment. You can not only improve upon your skills, but you can also get to learn a lot about the strategies required to win a game. These games are absolutely a great opportunity for people who want to improve their gaming skills. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are playing World of Warcraft, you would like tons of gold in order to progress further in the game. You want gold to pay for training to learn talents and capabilities. You want more gold to buy better armor to guard you while you are questing. You need even more gold to buy great weapons to deal out enough damage to kill monsters and mobs and enemies. Then you need even more gold again to purchase your mount so you don’t have to run everywhere you go. * Spend long, lifeless hours grinding and massacring monsters for loot to sell. Read the rest of this entry »

Do you have a hard time choosing among the countless guides and strategies online for making gold in WoW? Let me share with you my knowledge in making gold at a fast rate using cutting-edge techniques that will let you enjoy the WoW game tremendously.

You have to be sharp in picking the right strategies to make WoW gold because you need gold in whatever you do in the WoW game.Making gold in WoW can be achieved through different professions but you have to choose only two primary professions.I recommend Mining and Skinning for new players. Read the rest of this entry »

Whether in the real world or in World of Warcraft, speed and precision of action are the secrets to winning in hand to hand (or Player versus Player) combat. Every fraction of a second counts, and if you make a mistake, it could be all over. Let’s face it, swinging a little piece of plastic madly across your desk is not the fastest or most precise way to get things done. This is where macros come into the picture for gamers. Read the rest of this entry »

WoW Paladin Class is one of the most versatile Classes in the game. This hybrid Class has the ability to play different roles depending on the needs of the group. It can go from tanking, to DPS, to healing. They are considered holy knights and have the ability to cast Blessings, Auras, and Seals. These powerful buffs form the heart of the WoW Paladins use as a utility Class.  They also provide other valuable roles. Read the rest of this entry »

The single-player demo of Volition’s promising third-person shooter title Red Faction: Guerrilla is getting its public release today. Previously, the downloadable demo was only available to players that had pre-ordered the game (via a download token.) The floodgates are opening now however, and the demo is already available via the Xbox Live Marketplace for 360 gamers.

PlayStation 3 owners are expected to be able to grab the demo from the PlayStation Network Store a little later on today, but those poor old PC Red Faction fans are crap outta luck; there’s no word on when or if the demo will release for the PC crowd.

A bit about the game:

As protagonist Alec Mason, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to stick it to them, whether you’re on a mission or on an impromptu demolition derby. Guerrilla sees the EDF morphed from the series’ good guys into the oppressive rulers who have turned Mars into a police state.

After joining your brother and the rest of the Red Faction, your job becomes to take out the EDF and build “colonist” morale at the same time. While killing EDF soldiers helps the Red Faction’s cause, smashing the EDF’s concrete and steel infrastructure works just as well, and is more immediately satisfying.

The retail version of Red Faction: Guerrilla is due to hit both consoles and PC on June 9th in the States and June 30th in Europe.

If you ever doubted the ridiculous popularity of Square Enix’s Final Fantasy franchise, then now’s the time to sit up and pay attention. Kotaku reads that as part of a large corporate strategy meeting (presumably something to do with the recent Eidos deal) lifetime sales figures for the company’s top three franchises were revealed.

Final Fantasy games to date have sold over 85 million copies worldwide, while the Dragon Quest series has shifted over 47 million copies. Not bad for a set of games that have had reasonably small exposure outside of Japan. Third up is the Kingdom Hearts franchise, which has done an impressive 12 million unit sales to date.

With Final Fantasy XIII on the horizon, it’s safe to assume that those lifetime figures will get another healthy shot in the arm sooner rather than later. The Final Fantasy series spans over 20 years at this point shows no signs of slowing down in the future. Series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi left Square Enix to form Mistwalker Studios.

The concept of time manipulation in videogaming is not a new one. From slo-mo bullet-time effects to freezing time to even reversing time, this sci-fi element is looking a bit played out these days. Enter Raven Software’s new shooter Singularity. Creative director Jon Zuk recently spoke with vg247 to deliver the scoop on how his new FPS does things differently.

The game forgoes the more traditional methods of time manipulation and instead, allows the player to control the actual age of objects in-game.

Using the Time Manipulation Device or TMD, the player can control the age of objects but not time itself. Many objects can be manipulated and these changes in age are permanent in most cases. When an object is changed in time, it can shift between the current day state and a state as it existed some 60 years in the past, when an accident occurred on the island.

Aging and renewing things like chains or even concrete supports can let loose heavy or explosive objects to fall on unsuspecting enemies. The TMD also has a Time Stasis feature that allows you to grab items and sustain them in time.

An example of the stasis allows you to grab an enemy grenade and throw it back at them without fear of it blowing; the stasis field apparently removes the grenade’s timer effect. Interesting stuff.