The new Prince of Persia is a troubled game, having mixed reviews, some of which say it’s bloody amazing, other’s bloody awful. Regardless of my own stance (the latter), they did do a good thing when they released it on PC with no DRM whatsoever. That sort of thing should be lauded, and due to the fact we haven’t seen a big cry from Ubisoft saying that sales were awful so it must’ve been pirated to hell and back (yet),…
As promised, here’s my review of the new Fallout 3 DLC – Operation: Anchorage. Since getting hold of it is a less than simple process, I’ve also written extensively on how to buy it/get it running here. Anyway. As you who were here at The Reticule’s founding will know, I really liked Fallout 3. As those of you who read my post the other day, I really hate GFWL. The latter is truer than ever. And in all honesty, Operation…
My review of Operation : Anchorage is not a positive one. Read it here. If you still think you want to buy it, I’ve put together a guide on how to do so – because this in itself is not simple, and a few things that may come in useful if you do. —Buying The Darn Thing— You need some Microsoft points first off – as in, the same points (no, not Gamerscore as I’ve seen some people asking in…
Bethesda have released a few bits of information and and a patch for all you intrepid wastelanders out there. First off, there’s the patch here (and patch notes here). They’ve also put up an entry on their blog giving us a release date of January 27th for the first batch of DLC (Operation Anchorage). Rather more subersively, the patch installs Games for Windows Live, regardless of your intention, or lack of, to buy the DLC. While the DLC looks nice,…
Today, Bethesda announced further additions to Fallout 3, including the previously planned DLC quests, and more importantly to us PC gamers, a construction set, cheekily named the G.E.C.K. Here’s the official press release.