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A lot of times we buy more games than we actually have time to play which leads to the problem of back logs. But some times a game could be so dull that the back log is created because we just ended up saying “F***-it" after some time or when something better comes along. Here are a few games from last year I ended up saying “F***-it” too.

Playing It Old School previously discussed the significance of 'Max Payne' with its film-noir story and John Woo choreographed action. With 'Max Payne 3' only a few weeks away, Playing It Old School looks at how 'Max Payne 2' improved a flawless game along with the new Max Payne as a character.

Last month Slant Six Games and Capcom insulted gamers with Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, a failed attempt to retell one of the most iconic video games from a different perspective. Now they have added insult to injury with the Spec-Ops DLC.

Since the release of Mass Effect 3 back in March, video game websites and message boards have exploded with complaints regarding the ending. Its disappointing for gamers but they need accept it for solidifying the story of 'Mass Effect' as one of legends to be.

Slant Six Games and Capcom attempted to retell one of the most memorable games only to fall short due to mediocre game-play along with a poorly written story and terrible voice-over performance.

Back in 2006, a “24”-game was released for the PS3 that has been now forgotten. While flawed, the game had the possibility of being a success thanks to several aspect. Being one of the most iconic series, “Playing It Old School” looks at how “24: The Game” could have been a success and how the franchise could continue as a video game series.

On March 7, EA unveiled the first trailer for "Medal of Honor: Warfighter". It is obvious that the game will depart from the Afghan War for a new original setting. One would think that after "Battlefield 3" EA would try and be more original. So why is EA trying to mimic "Modern Warfare 2" - again!

Is it worth pre-ordering a game? This is a personal look at the pro and cons of pre-ordering a game.

With the release of Star Wars: The Old Republic and the re-release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Playing it Old School looks back at a history of Star Wars-games from the 80’s up until the early 2000 while reminiscing over some notable classics.

LA Noire was not the first time Rockstar experimented in the film-noir genre. In 2001, Max Payne embraced the concept of film-noir by taking the darkest and grittiest tone of the genre than blending the auteurism of John Woo. Playing it Old School looks at how Max Payne redefined gaming and what the upcoming third installment has to live up too.

The Criterion Collection is well known for the restoration of classic films. With gaming having become a part of pop-culture; there is a demand for classic games that are at times unavailable. This is a logical look at why the Criterion Collection should take an interest at the restoration of iconic video games.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare may have set the raised the bar for what gamers expect in a shooter, but sadly more games have just copied its game play element in the laziest way possible. A look at what made Call of Duty so great and why it only works for Call of Duty.