European Street Racing from Xider and Team-6 Games, which will be released in Europe for PC on 21 September, is a street racer that lets you race through 7 great cities of Europe. The game allows you to see London as you always wanted to see it, from behind the wheel at 200km/hr. Other cities in the game include Moscow, Warsaw, Paris, Madrid, Berlin and Hamburg. The tracks do not follow the cities' roads exactly, it's more like they took the iconic landmarks of the cities in question and placed them in approximate positions and then built a track to drive past them all. Look kids, Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster, London eye. 

Many people think their vote doesn’t count and that power brokers run the country; now everyone has the power to get their candidate in the White House.  Put down your game pad, guitar controller, or nunchuk.  You can use your gaming mouse but you won’t need its extra horsepower to play President Forever 2008 + Primaries.

If you are a daily reader, you may have noticed I haven’t written much in the last few days.  Yes, I have been shirking my responsibilities like a hyperactive schoolboy, and I should be ashamed.  The problem is I’m not.  You see, I’ve been playing Warhawk, and it’s a lot of fun.

Warhawk is a game similar to the Battlefield series.  There are hand-held weapons, vehicles, aircraft, and ground-based weapons turrets for the player to utilize.  It’s strictly a multiplayer game; there is no single player mode, so unless you have a friend to play split screen with, or have your PS3 connected to the Internet, don’t bother with this game.

Space Trader is a throwback to the days of yore when we spent all our time on BBS games that involved trading and strategy. That was the first impression I had and it was confirmed when Cameron Tofer from HermitWorks Entertainment said, "I'm glad you were reminded of the old BBS trading games, that's what we were trying to bring back to life."

But this game is so much more than just trading or shooting.

In SpaceForce Rogue Universe you can start off by choosing to either follow the Story mode or Free mode. In Free mode you can choose any of the races and any of the classes and go and play as you wish, hence the name Free mode. Which I did; and before I knew it I had 15 hours into the game and was happily wandering about space mining asteroids for useful substances to create ship upgrades. Along the way I picked up a wingman who covers my back when we get into trouble as I'm a scientist and not so much into the fighting aspect, but as always violence is sometimes necessary in the game.

In the Story Mode you play as Jim Anderson a recent graduate of pilot training for the EMD - Earth Military Directorate - who sort of act like they own the galaxy. Well that's what happens when the peoples of Earth choose to have a military-based government. As Jim you can only pilot your EMD Interceptor, a small, fairly maneuverable ship that can, with upgrades, take on a variety of duties and be quite deadly. Eventually, with enough upgrades and money you can even take on a capital ship or a massive structure.