SharkyExtreme.com: Interview with Microsoft's Dan Odell-April 17, 2007
In the latest in our series of interviews with industry sources, Microsoft's "Dr Dan" - Dan Odell, is in the spotlight, answering your questions regarding Microsoft keyboards and mice, ergonomics, upcoming products, and much more!
SharkyExtreme.com: Interview with ATI's Terry Makedon-May 16, 2006
In our latest in a series of interviews with industry sources, ATI's Terry Makedon is in the spotlight, answering your software-related questions regarding Catalyst drivers, CrossFire, PPU calculations, Windows Vista support, and much more!
SharkyExtreme.com: Interview with Seagate's Joni Clark-April 3, 2006
In our latest in a series of interviews with industry sources, Seagate Technology's PC/Mobile Product Marketing Manager Joni Clark is in the spotlight today, answering your questions relating to the recent merger with Maxtor, the future of notebook drives, Seagate's role in perpendicular technology, and much more!
Half-Life 2 Review-December 17, 2004
Half-Life 2 is one of the most anticipated games of the year, and just like any other high-profile release, it comes with great expectations. The latest from Valve has killer graphics and a mix of old and new features and gameplay, so if you're a fan of the first-person shooter genre don't miss our review.
DOOM 3 Review-August 19, 2004
DOOM 3 has been at the top of every FPS gamer's must-have list since it was first announced, and now that id Software's newest title is on the shelves, it's time to take a closer look. Using a mixture of horror and action elements, and boasting a combination of cutting-edge graphics and old school charm, DOOM 3 certainly offers a compelling game atmosphere.
Unreal Tournament 2004 Review-April 28, 2004
Unreal Tournament 2004 is the newest edition of this popular franchise, and after a slightly disappointing UT 2003, Epic has delivered in spades. UT 2004 offers the graphics, gameplay and game modes that combine the very best of its UT lineage, along with adding some innovative touches of its own.
Disney's ToonTown Online Review-January 30, 2004
ToonTown Online is Disney's entry into the land of the MMORPG, but with a twist. This is a more cartoon-like experience, complete with Disney favorites Mickey, Donald, Goofy and the gang, and a gag-filled method of combat. Still, the game is surprisingly addictive and definitely fun for all ages.
The Simpsons: Hit and Run Review-January 13, 2004
The Simpsons haven't had the best luck when it comes to PC-game translations, but this trend looks to reverse itself with Simpsons: Hit and Run. This is a fun GTA-lite type of game, with enough challenge, wit and style to more than make the grade, and fans will appreciate the excellent TV-to-game translation of the environment and characters.
Lords of EverQuest Review-December 26, 2003
Lords of EverQuest is a new real-time strategy game that incorporates the characters and world of the popular online RPG, EverQuest. This type of transition strategy has been performed with success using popular series like Might & Magic, so check out our review to see how LoE fares.
Lords of EverQuest Interview with James Parker-December 1, 2003
Lords of EverQuest is a new real-time strategy game based on the immensely popular EverQuest role-playing universe. Today we're talking with James Parker from Sony Online about the game's features, design, support and multi-player options.
Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne Review-July 30, 2003
Warcraft 3 is one of the hottest real-time strategy games, and offers a wide array of campaign and multi-player options. The Frozen Throne expansion pack looks to breathe some new life into the franchise, while clearing up a few gameplay and unit issues that have cropped up. Check out the review to see how Blizzard rates on all counts.
Half-Life 2 Roundtable Discussion-June 13, 2003
Half-Life 2 is one of the most anticipated games of 2003, and its high-end graphics and gameplay make it look like a mega-hit-in-waiting. We sit down with Valve's Ken Birdwell and Josh Weier, and get the skinny on developing the sequel to one of the most beloved PC games in history.
Rise of Nations Interview with Tim Train-June 7, 2003
Rise of Nations is a new real-time strategy game that extends the overall scope, without losing the appeal of games like Age of Empires and Age of Mythology. We're proud to present an interview with Tim Train, VP of Development at Big Huge Games, who also served as Executive Producer on Rise of Nations and did some design work on the project as well.
E3 Full Report-May 29, 2003
Our resident game-guru Klashe is down at E3, checking out all the sights and sounds, not to mention looking over a few games as well. In our full coverage, we get the skinny of the E3 show, along with reports on Deus Ex: Invisible War, DOOM III, City of Heroes, Half Life 2 and many others.
Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield Review-April 18, 2003
Raven Shield is the latest installment of the popular Rainbow Six franchise, and looks to take Tom Clancy's creations to even greater heights. This new squad-level combat game takes on terrorist and other international baddies, keeping a real-world feel to the action, while updating and improving the Rainbow Six graphics engine along the way.
SharkyExtreme.com: Interview with VIA's Richard Brown-April 17, 2003
Here is our latest in a series of industry interviews where you, our readers, are the ones asking the questions. In the spotlight today is Richard Brown, VIA Technologies' Director of International Marketing, who will be answering your questions relating to VIA motherboards, EPIA platforms, and even the new licensing deal with Intel.
Galactic Civilizations Review-April 5, 2003
One of the most popular games for the old OS/2 operating system was Galactic Civilizations, and now Stardock has taken the basic premise and overhauled it for 2003. This is a is a single player space strategy game, in which the player colonizes planets, researches technologies, and battles against 5 alien races for control of the galaxy. Best of all, this may be the game that cleanses the bad taste left by MOO3.
Splinter Cell Review-March 24, 2003
Released last November for the Xbox, Ubi Soft's Splinter Cell's was heralded as the next 'must have' game for that system. It combined Tom Clancy's conspiracy-filled plots with Metal Gear Solid's stealth like gameplay, and tossed in some high-octane action as well. Now, Splinter Cell makes it transition to the PC and attempts to deliver the high-end gameplay as the console version, which as some other cart ports have proven, is not an easy task.
Command and Conquer: Generals Review-March 7, 2003
The latest chapter in the Command & Conquer saga is here, and this is definitely not your grand-daddy's Red Alert. The game engine has been overhauled, featuring true 3D graphics, an enhanced user interface, and more balanced gameplay. There are still some concessions with the new game design, and we'll see if Generals is a worthy successor to the popular C&C line.
SharkyExtreme.com: Interview with Ben Bar Haim-February 7, 2003
Here is our latest in a series of industry interviews where you, our readers, are the ones asking the questions. In the spotlight today is Ben Bar Haim, ATI's VP of Software, who will be answering your questions - which mainly focus on ATI drivers, utilities, and software.
