Little Big Planet was easily one of the most original games created in the last decade. If you haven’t given it a try, you’re missing out. While you could pull and grab a hold of other players in the original game, there was one area that many users are hoping to see repeated and expanded upon in the sequel, Little Big Planet 2.

Tomorrow is the final day of the Eve Online Alliance Tournament. From dragged out tank-fests to bomber squadrons obliterating machariels and bhaalgorns, there have been quite a number of great matches thus far. If you’re looking to see how different ships work together, this is a great place to brush up on your knowledge.

You only get so much grid and cpu to work with. Make the most out of your extractors, processors, storage, and links. If you want to make a decent profit working with planets in high sec, go for the T3 products. T4’s are a lot of work shuttling product between planets, and T2 and under just isn’t worth the time. When you’re ready squeeze every last drop of productivity out of your planets, try these useful tips.

You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.

How can you go wrong here?! Go grab your copy of these games today. Support indie developers with your wallet. Take that $15 that big corporate demands you to pay for map packs and mini expansions to games you’ve already paid $50 for and give it directly to developers and/or charity instead.

Where other games fall short after a few weeks or months, Eve’s developers, CCP, continue to astonish with their continuously ground breaking game design. Eve is inching toward the decade mark with a solid player base, both young and old - and has recently won top honors as the #1 MMORPG for 2010. Here’s a mix of beginner tips, strategic guides, calculators, and useful information for a few specific aspects of the game.

Sorry console gamers, none for you, but for the true FPS gamer out there that understands the necessity of a mouse and keyboard, here are some console commands you can use when you enable the console.
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Interesting story lines, chilling realism, humorous dialog, wicked interfaces, re-playability, the list goes on and on. Add them all up and they’re quickly being outpaced by the importance of profit, profit, profit. It’s sad but true. Reading this story about the executive level restructuring at blizzard only reinforces my thoughts. There’s nothing on the surface that screams we need more money from these people!, but the writing is on the wall. Support the developers. Break free from the big box companies’ strangle hold and support the industry from the right end. Check out all the goodness available out there and vote with your dollar because sadly, nothing else really matters.

The Battlefield Bad Company 2 servers were offline while the patches were implemented. Numerous multiplayer issues were addressed along with a few single player campaign not worth mentioning. While their servers were down, EA was directing everyone to check a twitter feed for the latest news.

When you base your decision to buy a game, in this case Battlefield Bad Company 2, on a question such as this, it’s a sure sign of failure. Pfheww… I was worried there for a minute. Call of Duty could have started a bad trend in FPS gaming on the PC. But alas, Battlefield is better than COD on so many levels.