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I usually get home, do what I've got to do and play until there are about 8 hours of sleep left. I've recently started playing this game called Total War: Medieval 2, and it got me putting in 5 to 7 hours each session. I could never really believe it but I guess Steam statistics don't lie. I...

Ezio Auditore. Yeah, I guess his brothers and father get killed, but he's amazing nonetheless. You get to climb up on high buildings, kill people using your awesome assassin skills, use the Apple of Eden, and you live in an amazing time period: the Renaissance. You'll even get to meet Leonardo...

It depends. If you're playing games casually, there really isn't any need for it. However, if you're really trying to get better (i.e. in Counter-Strike), it might something worth considering. For me it was. Playing with a 5$ mouse didn't really cut it for me. Not only because the thing wasn't...

The Total War series. The campaign is about as addictive as a campaign can get. Trying to finish it as one faction such as England, will leave you with dozens of hours of gameplay, while never getting bored. However, the magic begins when you start the campaign as a different faction. Nearly...

Total War: Medieval II. Friends got me into it. Honestly, I totally despised it at first. Battles were too difficult, and the campaign seemed to be very complicated. It was when I gave the campaign a second chance, that I realized how much fun the game is. I started to understand battles as...

I do, unfortunately, I have to. It is quite a hassle to connect or disconnect all ports including the monitor, which I have to do about every day. Then there is the issue of overheating, which seems to be very easy to accomplish on laptops. Even when the fan isn't covered at all. Since it's...

That would probably be Fnatic. Yes, they have been quite lacking after Olof had to take a break, and they have been losing about every tournament ever since. But honestly, the current Fnatic is not the real Fnatic. The kind of performance they have shown in the past is something we hadn't seen...