Honor, for some men that is all that defines them. So what happens when you lose that honor? Worse yet, what happens if you lose that honor due to no fault of of your own. How do you deal with this lose, and how do you regain your lost honor? This is what Corvo, the main character in Dishonored, is faced with. He was the Lord Protector of the Empress. He returns from a long journey just in time to see the Empress get assassinated by a group a assassins with mystical powers. And what happens when the guards do arrive? They blame Corvo for the murder. Now he is imprisoned for a crime he riding not commit, and as the the Empress's body guard he is dishonored.

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Two loot driven games were released a couple of weeks ago in Borderlands 2 and Torchlight 2.  Both are sequels that improved on every aspect of the originals.  You can read my review for Borderlands 2 here in fact.  So, what makes Torchlight 2 so much better than the original?  Read on to find out.

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Shoot.  Loot.  Repeat.

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Everyone has a few strange family members. Your family is extra strange though. For one Grandma Quadwrangle used to always say to remember and use your dimensions. You had not freaking clue what she meant by this, but she seemed to say it a lot. Then there is your uncle, Professor Fitz Quadwrangle. Your mother drops you off at his house every so often and he also greets you with whatever his newest invention may be. In the past these have been jet packs and freeze rays. This time you arrive and the power goes out. Once emergency power comes back up he is able to see and talk to you, but does not remember how he go where he is. Now it is up to you to restore power to the mansion with your uncle’s help.

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Updated on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 7:26PM by Chris "Assimilator" McLerran

This really did not come as a surprise to me, or just about any one else, but Diablo III has broken the record for PC game sales in a 24 hour period. In the first 24 hours of the game being on sale they sold 3.5 million copies. This number doesn't include the 1.2 million copies that people got with their World of Warcraft annual pass subscription. That means approximately 4.7 million people were ready to play on day 1. Over the next week that number grew to 6.4 million users. Congratulations in the record Blizzard, and in being able to have so many bugs at launch and still have people love you.

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20 years ago (12 years in real time) several hero’s destroyed Diablo and his brothers. They made the world safe for human kind once again. But, as with all things, this piece did not last. The end of times has arrived, heralded by a falling star. Now a new generation of heroes have stepped up, some by the need to do good, some to save the innocent, and others following prophecy. But have they arrived in time to save creation? And more importantly, is it any fun to play?

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