Having recently come back from India, I decided to review the games I took with me and comment on how video games were viewed in India. Check it out and feel free to comment

Eduardo Baraf, the founder of Wolverine Soft, has started a new column. The introductory entry is already available for your reading pleasure.

I hope you like it. Please let me know if you encounter any problems.

Okami, Capcom's new 3-D action-adventure title has been highly anticipated for some time. With unique graphics and gameplay causing all sorts of excitement, one has to wonder if gamers are being set up for a disappointment. In this article I discuss my take on this future title.

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I've recently picked up two of the most wildly popular 3-D action-adventure titles in recent years. One is Sony's Greek epic God of War, and the other is Ubisoft's sequel to a classic Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones. Experiencing these games one after the other has prompted me to think about state of the 3-D action-adventure genre, and the importance of titles like these to future generations of 3-D action games.

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I am speaking, of course, about Pirates! (1987) And Sid Meier's Pirates! (2004). Full article here.

Worms 3D is an interesting concept and game. In the article, I highlight where I feel the game succeeds and why I feel it's sub-par for the series. Check it out and feel free to comment

The title sort of speaks for itself. In this article, I take a look at the Sonic franchise since it entered the 3D era and the key factor Sega has kept missing as they've made sequels. Take a look and feel free to comment.

~Hussain

In my article Game Development Elite, I discuss several game studios that I believe have produced only hits. I hope you find my conclusions interesting.

A new article has been posted to the library page. Resurrected cabal sorcerer Mark Diehr examines Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War.

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