From 3 p.m. until around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 21st the ACM will be holding a LAN party in Kehr Union Multipurpose A/B. You can bring your own PC or console. If you can’t do either, there will be consoles set up with the action.

“World in Conflict,” (WiC) however, is a totally different concept all together. Taking place in 1989, the year in which the Soviet Union collapsed, the game itself takes an alternate route in history and shows what could have happened. Instead of the USSR collapsing, its leaders choose to invade western Europe and Seattle which sparks World War III, and the Cold War gets very hot.

“Mirror’s Edge” is a game that gives gamers hope that even in these days of cookie cutter FPSs and unimaginative, clichéd RPGs, new and innovative ideas still spring up from time to time.

By: Fred Bloss
“Fable 2” is a game that everyone who played the first “Fable” waited for.  A lot of promises were made, the game was supposed to be a follow-up to the first one; a massive world where your choices can change the world. And it is, but when one looks at the features of this game on paper, it seems like it is perfect.  The game play has been vastly improved since the first.  The combat is frantic and intuitive, and the new spell system adds new levels of customization to the game.  Mechanically, …

It has been a good two weeks since the newest installment to the Guitar Hero saga, “Guitar Hero: World Tour” was released, and the question on everyone’s mind is this: Why hasn’t anyone covered that shit? The answer is simple: there are absolutely way too many epic features in the game to fit into a single review. Regardless, here are the main things you need to know in order to get your rock on…

The combat is this game’s most innovative feature. While the monsters are undead, the classic “shoot them in the head” method will not work here. In order to dispatch these monsters, you must strategically dismember them. This adds a sense of complexity to the game as the player must figure out witch limbs to remove in order to kill a particular creature.

A long awaited game stirs up some controversy and some questions. Evolution or Creationism? Is this game effecting children? What the heck is “Rickrolling?” _____________________________________________________
If it were possible to create an entire planet and everything in it would you? On Sept.7, EA games released “the highly anticipated game” Spore. Spore is considered a God game. The player takes the role of creator and basically controls all aspects of the game. From the cell stage to the space stage you are in charge of what your creature becomes.

You don’t speak Spanish!? You can learn to speak, read, and write in Spanish with My Spanish Coach for Nintendo DS.  My Spanish Coach will teach you about 10,000 words and 700 phrases in Spanish. Even if your goal is not to master Spanish, the game can make you familiar with the language. If you have already taken Spanish, it will evaluate your Spanish knowledge from the beginning and place you right into your level. Your own personal coach will give you words to memorize. First, she will announce a word then you record …

Flash games aren’t supposed to be good. They’re an online staple much like Youtube’s video of groin shots, and pictures of cats posing the eternal question “I can haz cheezeburger?”  Flash games are a bad ending of a story. Well then don’t tell Kongregate, and definitely don’t tell Sonny.  Kongregate  (www.Kongregate.com) is one of those free, “Hey give us your email” gaming sites that, for just a valid e-mail account and a motivation to waste your time, will help you do just that. For the World of Warcraft crowd that …