So it's only March, and already the rumors for the future of the Call Of Duty Franchise are swarming like Charlie in the Jungle.  What does everyone think about the possibilities?  I'd like to take a moment to review what we've seen from Activision slightly tipping their hand, and what I'd hope to expect from this.  With the booming sales of Modern Warfare 2 and the seemingly impossible bar set... more.

Ever been playing a really good game and suddenly run across a section that just makes you wonder what the designers were thinking? Maybe the plot takes a turn for the ridiculous, or maybe you run across a gameplay mechanic that seems unfinished or out of place. It doesn't ruin the game, but it does make you wonder just who thought it was appropriate for this game. That's the idea behind the Go... more.

So, here we sit, very near to the Starcraft II closed Beta and the unveiling of Blizzard's first game using it's completely revamped Battlenet Service.  Before the media fury begins when the NDA veil is lifted from the closed beta experiences, I thought it would be nice to explore what's already been revealed about Battlenet, both the good and the bad. Feathers in Blizzard's Cap Like colored li... more.

So I wanted to take a minute to reflect, not on what 2009 has brought to the gaming table, but on what this current generation has ushered into gaming, and discuss on whether it was going to bring better or worse issues to gaming.  We've all been there - comfy chair, cold beverage and a bag of Cheetos on the end table all ready to settle into a night of fragging with our friends.  There's nothin... more.

Violence is something that is all around us. We here at Everyday Gamers wanted to address the issue of Media Violence. In particularity, in this first article, we want to address how Video Games are misunderstood and how video games compare to other forms of media violence. In 2005, the Kaiser Family Foundation surveyed 2032 children from grades 3 through 12. This survey is just a minuet part... more.

You ever notice people like nice, defined labels? As much as we like to pretend we live in a world full of shades of gray, we usually see it in black and white. People are Republican or Democrat, Conservative or Liberal, outgoing or introverted. We use these labels because they help simplify the world around us, even if they do sometimes lead to an us versus them mentality. As Gamers, we use th... more.

2009 graced us with many great titles, but 2009 is gone. Let's take a look at what 2010 has in store for us. The writers of Everyday Gamers have each made a list of their top 6 most anticipated titles of 2010. Laren Hawkins: MGS: Peace Walker - Being the proud new owner of a PSP Go, I am really looking forward to Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. I have played the demo and while it is challeng... more.

It's that time of year. The time where everyone gets together and starts to put together their year in review articles and podcasts. If you caught podcast 41, you heard what we at Everyday Gamers feel were some fo the biggest news stories of the year. We have at least one more year in review podcast coming, but when it comes to these kind of lists, there is one that is expected from every video ga... more.

This is the third in our series of articles about GameStop. In the Case Against Gamestop articles, we explained from both a Customer and Employee perspective just why we at Everyday Gamers have taken such a strong stand against the company. The biggest video game retailer in North America has not exactly helped its case since then by breaking street dates on major holiday titles. If it was possibl... more.

Digital Distribution is definitely starting to be a new trend in gaming. However, unlike motion controls, I am more apt as a gamer to move with this trend. Digital distribution is not something new to the consumers however. The 360 uses it with movies, even Xbox originals. while there are very successful forms of digital distribution i.e. Steam, it can also be a gamble i.e. PSP Go. So what are our... more.

By now, you are probably aware of the controversy over street dates for games. Certain GameStops were ordered by their corporate office to break the November 10th street date for Modern Warfare 2, sighting retailers in the area who had already broken the sale date on what is expected to be the biggest game this year. Then last week, a few stores in Jersey City broke street date on Assassin's Creed... more.

I am proud to announce that we have officially released our brand new HD video podcast titled "The Fishbowl". The Fishbowl will be a bite-sized podcast showcasing one video game per episode. We are willing to take requests if you have any. The Fishbowl is available on our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/everydaygamers or via iTunes at this link http://bit.ly/4JJYhN so that you can view it ... more.

Watch as a group of zombie apocalypse survivors trek through some zombie infested mills to find a good place to call for help. Cast includes: Patrick Adams as Louis, Kary Roberts as Bill, Scott Walsh as Francis, Daria Adams as Zoey, Dale Anderson as Zombie 1, and Lydia Adams as Zombie 2. This is Act 2 of a continued series. Please share this with everyone and check back soon for more! Left ... more.

Once in a while a game sneaks up on us that is a simple entrance into a somewhat crowded genre, and stands out so much so that it could go toe to toe with the heavy hitters it was not even meant to compete with.  Such is the case with Runic games release Torchlight, a cel shaded hack n slash RPG, in the vein of the Diablo franchise.  Torchlight retails for $19.99 and it is only available via Ste... more.

Watch as a group of zombie apocalypse survivors trek through the woods to a safe-house where they can defend themselves from the horde. Cast includes: Patrick Adams as Louis, Kurt Roberts as Bill, Scott Walsh as Francis, and Daria Adams as Zoey. This is Act 1 of a continued series. Please share this with everyone and check back soon for Act 2! Left 4 Dead in Johnstown - Act 1 - Backwoods... more.

Let's play our own version of Desert Island. Let's supposed that Netflix decides to institute a new policy that reduces your streaming que to only 10 films, upon watching which your subscription will terminate. All of the sudden you can't just throw any old thing into your que so, the question is which 10 films are you going to watch. All of us would have our own answer to that question and nobody... more.

So I had asked for suggestions on games to review for the 30 Reviews in 30 Days. A couple of you gave some suggestions, and I do wish I had been in a position to do more of them. There is one game that was suggested to me I am getting the chance to review, however, and that is Audiosurf. Racing Puzzle Game set to Your Music The premise of Audiosurf is pretty simple. You choose a character to ra... more.

Tuck your pointy ears in your cap, dig in and sharpen those arrows, it's time to gear up in a rich turn-based strategy experience on the PC, but can you last to party with the elves or will you get crushed like an orc?  Paradox and 1C have created a new Strategy game entry called Elven Legacy.  The best way to illustrate how the game plays out is to take a hex-map Panzer game and plug in Elves f... more.

After a brief hiatus, the list returns with two film's that demonstrate the versatility and range of the Western, a Documentary that spans 4 years and a silent epic, 4000. After the Thin Man (1936) Though the series began to tire a little as it lost it's novelty in later sequels, the direct successor to The Thin Man followed in the footsteps of the original brilliantly, doing everything right as... more.

Years have passed since Majesty graced PC's with a twist on RTS games that placed the player in control of a kingdom, charged with keeping it's citizens happy and safe and hiring heroes through guilds to conquer the land.  Majesty took gameplay elements from similar franchises like Dungeon Keeper and Dungeon Maker(recently remade twice over for the PSP) and put the player in the role of the good ... more.