If this car's owner isn't an Xbox 360 fan, I'll be very sad.

I promise my review of Viva Pinata 2 is forthcoming. The good news is, I've been playing it a ton, the bad news, it's hard to tear me away long enough to write about it. I almost have the Jeli...

Starting with Atari and ending up at the PS3 and it's place in the recent console wars, Todd Levine's Consoles I Have Known article series for The Morning News is one of the funniest things I have read in awhile.

One of my favourite games in the last few years is Viva Piñata. A sandbox game for kids that became a cult hit, I have been known to resort to hyperbole, calling Viva Piñata the best game ever.

Found this devious little Flash game/IQ test while browsing the new del.icio.us (now delicious.com) last night.

The set-up is just like those IQ test/mensa puzzles randomly advertised on blogs. Apparently in Japan (I think that writing is Chinese actually), some companies have handed this out as a job placement test. I don't know about you, but I'd much rather play this cute little Flash game than fill out one of those massive Myers-Briggs tests.

I've been keeping an eye on the Free-to-Play MMORPG scene for a while now.

Nothing too serious, just signing up for some accounts and dabbling. Now the Korean gangsters have my info! Just a little Simpsons reference there... I have nothing against Korean gangsters.

Arguably the most famous and successful of this breed* is the 2005 NCSoft release Guild Wars, which is still going strong, several stand-alone expansions later. I wont touch on SecondLife just yet, since SL isn't so much of a game as it is an online interaction space.

I haven't been completely smitten by any of the Free-to-play MMO games so far. Here are some, perhaps biased reasons: