A recap of February’s Oz gaming news? Why certainly!
Last month 2K Games and EA frustrated us to no end, with the former hiking up the price of Civilization IV on Steam (informally know as “chucking an Activision“) and the latter deciding that Australia didn’t deserve multiplayer support for the Wii’s Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (informally known as “stupid”). This wouldn’t have been so bad had EA not waited until the game was well and truly on retail shelves before saying something. That, and only providing a statement and refund offer after players – rightly – kicked up a stink.
Lost: The Video Game turned out to be lacking, which came as no surprise to most, and the GameTraders in Perth supplied our Western brothers and sisters with plenty of games way before their official street dates.
Oh, and it turns out Kevin Rudd’s son Marcus plays World of Warcraft, though we’re still waiting on confirmation.
Lost: The Video Game Xbox 360 Impressions
Does PM Kevin Rudd’s Son Play World of Warcraft?
Co-op Zombie & Survival Horror Mods You Have To Play (Or Watch Out For)
Make Your Own Guitar Hero Songs With Aussie-Made Editor
A Look At Ubisoft’s Oz Release Schedule
Xbox Originals: Ninja Gaiden Black Definitely Not Coming To Australia
2K Games Steam Titles To Return To Oz Shortly
EA Will Amend MoH: Heroes 2 Manual, No Plans To Stop It Happening Again
2K Games & Steam: Civ IV Twice As Expensive, Bioshock Dumped
GAME Thinks Wrath of The Lich King, StarCraft 2, Out By November
Church and Black Are Lesbians?
DMC 4, Burnout Paradise Oz Street Dates Broken
AFK Cafe Leaves Keyboard Forever
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