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Simulation (PC)  Review and torture of the new HD 4550 value video cardFrom top to bottom, ATI's HD 4000 series is now complete. One of the final HD 4000's, the HD 4550 is a value video card, going for only $55. We're going to torture it with 'high' setting benchmark tests, to see how it performs under tough circumstances.October 1st, 2008
 Asus EAH3850 X2 ReviewToday we have a a unique offering for you: the Asus EAH3850 X2 1GB. This video card, selling for somewhere between $300 and $350, is a dual-GPU card that just might have what it takes to really surprise you.May 8th, 2008
 Mechwarrior 4 Dark Knight Expansion ReviewBlack Knight’s story picks up the right after the events of MW4. While doing routine mercenary missions (i.e. clearing out pirate scum) your mercenary company is hired by House Steiner to quell the rebellion on Kentares IV and defeat Ian Dresari. Sensing that a lot of money could be made doing this, your mercenary company decides to go along with this and starts hitting the Dresari forces.January 20th, 2002
 Mechwarrior 4 Vengeance ReviewMechwarrior IV: Vengeance, the fourth game in the hugely successful Mechwarrior franchise, is the prototypical "mecha combat game". Based on a highly acclaimed boardgame by FASA, Mechwarrior is about your quest to avenge the execution of your family by invaders. To do so, you pilot a giant war machine, called a Battlemech, and wage war on those responsible for the death of your loved ones. Over the course of the game’s four campaigns, you pilot a variety of mechs on a plethora of missions to fulfill your quest for Vengeance.December 20th, 2000
 Steel Beasts ReviewSteel Beasts is a hardcore tank simulation that appeals directly to grognard tank sim players, focusing on the modernized A1M1 and Leo tanks. Steel Beasts is a simulation in the purest form, setting aside flashy graphics in favor of a rather complex presentation of realistic tank warfare. For the uninitiated, the learning curve in Steel Beasts is steep, but the payoffs are great when you finally start putting the intricate pieces of the puzzle together.November 8th, 2000
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