Everybody knows about the original Crytek game Crysis. Yes, the one that melts computers everywhere and requires a NASA Mainframe to run. Well, Crysis has spawned a legitimate heir and it looks absolutely beautiful. Crytek (makers of Far Cry, Crysis and "I Cry when my PC can't run this damned game") has made this version of Crysis, known as Crysis Warhead, more optimized and can now run on most PCs!

Tired of the standard shooter with first person view? Tired of getting shot from afar 'cuz you didn't know your foot was visible through your cover? Gears of War brings 3rd person firefight into the limelight and we are loving it! Developed by Epic Games and published by Microsoft, the game delivers hardcore singleplayer story driven mayhem and chaotic, yet still tactically sound, multiplayer combat.

Square Enix refreshes us with classic yet innovative RPG gameplay with Final Fantasy IV for the Nintendo DS. With its enhanced 3D graphics, improved audio and surprising gameplay additions, Final Fantasy IV - better than ever - promises a captivating game that holds out as one best RPG games ever made.

I was at Gilmore yesterday looking for a cheap LCD for my friend and I noticed that prices of DDR2-667 DRAM have gone down so much that I was able to buy a 2GB DDR2-667 priced at Php1,350.00 at PC Option even with a tight budget . DDR2 became cheaper than DDR that I myself can't believe it. So how come this DRAM dropped prices below PHP1,000 for a 1GB? Read on and find out.

Little did we know about the alternatives of which AMD is offering its Athlon and Phenom processors. AMD might not be able to match the power and efficiency of Intel's Core 2 processors but nevertheless they are offering cheaper and power efficient products that still offers decent speed for gaming, office and multimedia.

A year or so ago we learned about a revolutionary new product called a dedicated physics card. What is this you ask? Alam niyo yung mga lumilipad na bakal pag may sumasabog sa laro mo? O yung pag may tumatalsik na tao pag nababaril? These are representations of a game's physics engine. Instead of making your CPU (yung Intel o AMD part ng pc niyo) calculate these for us, a dedicated physics card will do all that and more!