Generals was perhaps the most impressive Command & Conquer title since the days of Red Alert, so it's fitting that a sequel to Generals was chosen for the franchise hand-over to BioWare Victory. Generals 2 is set for a PC release in 2013 and is powered by Battlefield 3's Frostbite 2.0 engine. The official blurb sets the tone: "World leaders are mere seconds away from signing a peace treaty and bringing an end to a global war when a devastating terrorist attack rips through the conference, killing eve...

Prone, Jets, 64 player multiplayer on the PC and an "exponential leap in destructibility" are just a few of the things you can expect from Battlefield 3. Unfortunately due to a reallocation of development resources, work on Battlefield 3 means we'll never see Battlefield 1943 or Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Onslaught on PC. Unsurprisingly, the things we really want from BF3; freely run dedicated servers and modding tools, have not been confirmed. Check out this teaser trailer anyway. It's neat...

Bad Company 2: Vietnam is merely a fortnight away. I personally had no intentions of buying it given my dislike for the Frostbite engine's "clunk", but at merely $15 on Steam, how can I say no? In preparation for the expansion's release, DICE have served up a 2.5GB patch - yes, 2.5GB - which updates any version of bad Company 2 to R10, and includes all the relevant framework for Vietnam....

Medal of Honor is now available, and despite a seemingly unfixed multiplayer experience from closed beta, to open beta and into retail, the game is still garnering some attention. The game is $69.95 USD on the Australian Steam store, but if you're not interested in the seemingly cookie-cutter online experience, will the single player campaign justify the purchase?...