Battle March is a standalone expansion to Mark of Chaos that features the newly added greenskin (orcs and goblins) and dark elf races in a single player campaign and adds a "world domination" multiplayer mode that is playable on the Internet via GameSpy's matching service. It's also being introduced on the Xbox 360 for the first time.

I've been dying to see an NHL franchise - be it from 2K, or EA - make the first step onto Wii. Despite the slightly less enthusiastic outlook on the sport compared to things like the NFL or MLB by the general public, NHL has always found one hell of a home in videogames, and for those that enjoy the sport outside of the virtual world, there are few things more entertaining than sitting down with a buddy, checking the ever-loving crap out of him, and hitting a top-shelf slapshot late... Read More

Step onto the pitch and play a unique soccer experience exclusively for the Wii. Enjoy FIFA Soccer 09 All-Play one of two ways—a Wii-specific take on the classic 11 vs. 11 simulation or over-the-top ‘8 vs. 8’ arcade action. Play with your Mii™ alongside your heroes Ronaldinho, Wayne Rooney and other soccer stars created as customized characters in an arcade version of the beautiful game. Steal the ball and make outrageous shots by simply waving your Wii Remot... Read More

Hint: Chief's Duties

The Chief once created can:

Hint: Time Manipulation

If you need to speed up the time in your game, just change the time accordingly on your computer. The game’s time is based on your computer’s clock, so it can be e... Read More

It's a bit funny how the corporate world works. In 2005, Sierra and Monolith put out an acclaimed first-person shooter called F.E.A.R. that blended elements of Japanese-style horror with kinetic gunplay. But prior to that, in 2004, Monolith was acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, which meant that things would get complicated for any follow-up. Sierra owned the name F.E.A.R., but Monolith was the company responsible for actually making it. So what happened next was a bit comica... Read More