Bioshock is probably one of my favorite games of recent times, so I'm awfully pleased to make y'all aware that a teaser has made it's way into the extras section on the PS3 version of the game. The teaser gives a tiny little hint into what Bioshock 2 might be all about, as well as giving it the subtitle "Sea of Dreams".

I won't spoil it for you, so go and check it out!

Bioshock is probably one of my favorite games of recent times, so I'm awfully pleased to make y'all aware that a teaser has made it's way into the extras section on the PS3 version of the game. The teaser gives a tiny little hint into what Bioshock 2 might be all about, as well as giving it the subtitle "Sea of Dreams".

I won't spoil it for you, so go and check it out!

DRM in all worlds is contraversial, but it seems to have been significantly growing in the PC sector, esspeically with games like Spore allowing only one user to ever actually play the game properly.

After it was announced Far Cry 2 was to use the same type of protection as Spore, outrage spread around the online community, but Ubisoft have now clarified the facts.

It is indeed using the same Securom protection, but it is setup in a very different way; in fact, it's very much like Bioshock in the way you have up to 5 licences over 3 PCs, and they can be earned back by uninstalling the game.

It's not ideal, but it's better than Spore, I suppose....

Calling all Batfans....we've got a demo for you! The Lego videogame addaptation came out pretty darn well if you ask me, and now us PCGamers have a chance to sample it for ourselves. If you've put off buying this, give this sub 500mb demo a try, it's definitely at least worth that to see a Legofied Batman and Robin!

Via Atomicgamer

Have you ever wanted to unravel a conspiracy to kill the president? Well Activision's newest action shooter, Secret Service, will be right up your street. Setting you as a presidential bodyguard, it's your job to sort the mess out when the security of the nation is infiltrated. What fun!

Sounds rather swish....or generic? We'll see...

After previously speaking about seriously updating the graphics, and thus minimum specs within the near future, Blizzard have releaved many more "casual" gamers, by announcing the still rather low minimum specs for the next expansion, Wrath of The Lich King.

The minimum specs are:
Intel Pentium 4 1.3 GHz or AMD Athlon XP 1500+
512 MB of RAM (1GB for Vista)
3D graphics processor with Hardware Transform and Lighting with 32 MB VRAM (GeForce 2+, Radeon 7200+)

Aka, any PC made in the last...5 years or so?

Recomended is a fair bit higher, saying that a dual core with 1GB of ram and a Radeon X series/GeForce 7 card will make the game a much more pleasurable experience.

Sierra, a pioneer of the online gaming world, has announced that as of November the 1st, it will be taking a lot of servers offline for older games. Some big names like Tribes2 are in the list however, which is a real disapointment, but I suppose business is business... here's the list being yanked offline in the next couple of weeks.

1. Alien vs Predator 2
2. Arcanum
3. Caesar IV
4. Dark Reign 2
5. Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom
6. Empire Earth
7. Empire Earth 2
8. Empire Earth: Age of Conquest
9. Ground Control
10. Ground Control2
11. Homeworld
12. Homeworld: Cataclysm
13. Nolf2
14. Red Baron
15. Sanity
16. Star Trek: Armada
17. SWAT3: EE
18. SWAT3: GOTY
19. The Incredible Machine
20. Tribes 2
21. Vampire