PSFocus writes: "The PSPgo download is only one platform and at the time of introduction of these new handheld was introduced like a new kind of games. The Minis, these games appear as small games on the PlayStation Network for one low price. In addition, the developer no more than 100MB to use for this game and because of limited space and the low price is above the name Minis created. Almost weekly appearance on the PlayStation Store update new Minis and once we have the first games under the microscope."
Twinfinite writes "The Tower Defense genre dates right back to the earliest days of Warcraft 3, and it still enjoys a huge following. It’s easy to see why, of course: they’re so damn addictive!"
I'm just no good at tower defense games, but that doesn't mean I don't like them.
The early '80s was a revolutionary time for gaming yet not every classic from that era is as celebrated as it should be. Taito's Qix is an often imitated arcade gem so let's take a look at why it's such a legendary game.
In between my Guild Wars 2 marathons, I am playing games on Kongregate. I’ve been trying to complete a few games and check out some new ones. The other day I played the new Bloons game, Bloons TD 5. When I got to the landing page, I noticed that not only did it have the regular achievements, which Kongregate offers, but a special challenge of the day where I could earn six PowerUp reward points for completing said challenge.
I honestly can't believe -anyone- fell for the PowerUp Rewards scam.
But I guess that the 'greater fools' exist for a reason.
