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As of writing, Battlefield 1942 is still available for free on Origin – you just have to download it via this link because it is more difficult to find it on the Origin program. Get it before 1 March 2013.
Battlefield 1942 is a first-person shooter first [...]
No time to describe what the game is about. I’m not even sure if it’s anything like the original Commandos. All I know is that Greenman Gaming is offering it free for twenty-four hours starting 11am GMT.
Cart Life is a retail/life simulation game whereby you have to deal with your day job, your personal issues, and your necessities. To elaborate, your day job consists of handing a food stand – be it coffee stand, news stand or hot dog stand. You have different personal issues such as handling divorce or feeding [...]
Every now and then, indie game makers bring something new to us gamers sick and tired of the commercial industry’s logic of safety. Everything seems to be become a first-person shooter – even classics like Syndicate, Fallout and Jagged Alliance have gone that way, despite their successes as isometric games. This time, stick [...]
Who knew a company like EA would release so many classics to the public for absolutely free?
Well, they did, and Command and Conquer: Tiberian Sun is the last one which can be obtained free and absolutely legally. This game builds upon the original C&C and brings it to a new level of sophistication and [...]
Well, well, well. Who knew that EA Games has decided to be so generous and release a good portion of its classics to the public for free. I recently got hold of the original C&C, and it really is an awesome game that plays excellent [...]
Netbooks are not known to have massive hard drives that you’ll automatically get when you buy a full-sized computer. No doubt, one of the biggest reasons for this is probably because when you buy a netbook, you’re buying something which is supposed to be as cheap as possible. My theory is that they use parts [...]
This review is based on the Good Old Games version of Empire Earth with its expansion.
Before the game went downhill, Empire Earth was one of the most interesting games out there that continued, and extrapolated, the classic [...]
Empire Earth Gold Edition is free on GoodOldGames. A classic strategy game that is very similar to Rise of Nations. Unlike RoN, though, Empire Earth is a more expansive game, in that you will be able to play right through into the future.
You will need [...]
Starting yesterday, OnLive decided to offer four games free for the whole Halloween weekend, and it has been quite a good trip so far, although it does vary – particularly because of the fact that gameplay quality is contingent on your connection’s reliability.
Depending on how good your [...]
