The definitive PC shooter returns, and it looks prettier than ever. Find out how Crytek, despite a new multi-platform focus, isn't compromising when it comes to visual fidelity. Exclusive look inside!

The PCPP crew gets together to lose a day of productivity to an inexplicably free yet totally awesome Valve game. Official verdict? Sentry guns are awesome.

The first PCPP Quick Look: uncut, no-holds-barred gameplay footage of the latest PC titles fresh from PCPP HQ. What better way to start than with some giant stompy robots that are also hovercars!

If there’s one word to describe September here at PCPP, it’s cataclysmic. We spent some hands-on time with WOW's explosive new expansion at Blizzard HQ!

Fallout New Vegas! Headset roundup! Piracy! All this and more inside the pages of PCPP#180! Roll the dice and see if you come up trumps... uh...

All eleven players implicated in the Korean Starcraft Match-Fixing scandal have been permanently banned from pro-gaming, and stripped of all their titles. Lesson learnt?

That's the question being asked by Cliff Harris, developer of the indie space strategy title. Too expensive? Too much hassle? Was it just not your kind of game? Harris wants answers!

Going free is usually the beginning of the end for MMOs, but Turbine's offering could compel curious players to shell out some cash after a complementary taste of Middle-Earth...

Every big publisher needs their own online storefront, and Ubisoft has finally launched its digital distribution shop down under. But are they too late?

There are only so many eras one can use as the basis for a game of global warfare before it all falls apart - which is why The Creative Assembly is winding back the clock...

ASUS and MSI aren't prepared to let Apple swallow a market segment whole, launching rivals for the iPad named... uh... the Eee Pad. And the Wind Pad. Well, maybe the tech is different.

Developer Treyarch steps up to the plate to tell everybody about how they're not going to play second fiddle to recently-decapitated studio Infinity Ward anymore.

The PCPP crew gets together to lose a day of productivity to an inexplicably free yet totally awesome Valve game. Official verdict? Sentry guns are awesome.

The first PCPP Quick Look: uncut, no-holds-barred gameplay footage of the latest PC titles fresh from PCPP HQ. What better way to start than with some giant stompy robots that are also hovercars!

You thought the whole Conviction gun event was a little dumb? You haven't seen nothing yet. There's a whole world out there of gaming PR screw ups, and we've collected a few of the best for your pleasure.

PC PowerPlay recently covered the launch of the new ASUS G51Jx 3D Laptop at Sydney Aquarium in conjunction with NVIDIA and 2K Games. Want to know how it went down? Watch this video!

This weekend saw a shuffling horde of undead descend upon Sydney's Hyde Park in a display of rotting flesh and strange odours. The march protesting the lack of an R18 rating for videogames.

What happens when you make a computer divide a number by zero? Delightful chaos! What happens if you shoot a hologram of Walton Simons in the head? We think you know the answer...

Missed our feature from PCPP#173? Want a PDF version of the article so you can print out the sweet art and use it for posters or whatever? Then you need to make with the clicky-click, right now!

In its 14 year history, PCPP has reviewed some pretty weird things that you're supposed to use to control your games. Here then, 15 of our favourites from the hallowed pages of your favourite PC mag!

Relive the heady days of EGA and four-way scrolling. Fractured Reality: proving that with a little imagination, 1990s technology can build worlds...

If there’s one word to describe September here at PCPP, it’s cataclysmic. We spent some hands-on time with WOW's explosive new expansion at Blizzard HQ!

Fallout New Vegas! Headset roundup! Piracy! All this and more inside the pages of PCPP#180! Roll the dice and see if you come up trumps... uh...

All eleven players implicated in the Korean Starcraft Match-Fixing scandal have been permanently banned from pro-gaming, and stripped of all their titles. Lesson learnt?

That's the question being asked by Cliff Harris, developer of the indie space strategy title. Too expensive? Too much hassle? Was it just not your kind of game? Harris wants answers!

Going free is usually the beginning of the end for MMOs, but Turbine's offering could compel curious players to shell out some cash after a complementary taste of Middle-Earth...

Every big publisher needs their own online storefront, and Ubisoft has finally launched its digital distribution shop down under. But are they too late?

There are only so many eras one can use as the basis for a game of global warfare before it all falls apart - which is why The Creative Assembly is winding back the clock...

ASUS and MSI aren't prepared to let Apple swallow a market segment whole, launching rivals for the iPad named... uh... the Eee Pad. And the Wind Pad. Well, maybe the tech is different.

Developer Treyarch steps up to the plate to tell everybody about how they're not going to play second fiddle to recently-decapitated studio Infinity Ward anymore.

PC's most sacred treasure - the RPG that no-one else "gets" - is now set for a sequel. Here's the deets, along with a whole bunch of stuff on 6-core CPUs, Splinter Cell, PhysX and more!

Want to know exactly how much love was put into the latest Monkey Island remake? Want to know what the guy who voices Guybrush actually looks like?! Then check out the video featurette!

Continuing the series of mutations started with The Passing DLC, Valve has introduced a Last Man On Earth mode to Left 4 Dead 2 - but not even daylight can provide safe harbour...

Activision, it seems, has restructured its business into Call of Duty, Blizzard, internal property (e.g Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk) and licensed units. Does this show short sightedness on their part?

Some games are just mindless fun. Others are funless mind. Ulitsa Dimitrova probably falls into the latter category. It won't have you smiling happily as you play, but we couldn't help but find it interesting.

Fans have been outraged by the Sinclair Solutions DLC for BioShock 2, after it turned out the content already resided on the game disc. What is so wrong about this, and why?