Editor's Note

Oops, we did (or, more accurately, didn't) do it again.

Well, we promise to be a little more punctual in future, and to do a lot less Britney Spears impersonations.

We also promise to keep delivering the solid tech and gaming news, and this week we have it in spades.

One the tops gaming front, we have the gallery for our recent Left 4 Dead 2 LAN event. Despite some technical difficulties (we were likely the first LAN event for it IN THE WORLD), everyone had a great night. You should check out the pics.

On the boo gaming front, we have more nastiness about Modern Warfare 2 on PC. In this case, the game overall is selling like gangbusters, but getting word on PC sales is being problematic - about is troublesome as the game itself is on PC. So check out our report on that.

And, of course, all our other great news, reviews and articles.

- David Hollingworth, Editor

Top Stories This Week

Modern Warfare 2 breaks records, and hearts by David Hollingworth | November 19, 2009 Activision's very happy with the millions of dollars it's just made from Modern Warfare 2, but don't ask them about the game on PC...		Left 4 Dead 2 LAN Night by Justin Robinson | November 18, 2009 Atomic hosts a night of zombie-killing goodness.
The MPAA runs amok by The Inquirer | November 16, 2009 Bad decisions of our time part 1237.		Nvidia's Fermi is delayed by The Inquirer | November 11, 2009 Not expected until some time in 2010.

News

Reviews

Tally-ho! Pip-pip! What?!

Can a cell-shaded, RPG/shooter hybrid be a contender for game of the year? Maybe...

Only for the gadget obsessed.

Lancool knocks our socks off with its relaunched case line.

Alienware's latest is packed with the latest kit and all kinds of cool features.

Keeping powering your PC simple.

How can you go wrong with Nazis, the occult, and lots of gibbing?

Best overclocker of the P55 bunch.

Features

Atomic hosts a night of zombie-killing goodness.

Opinion: Rumours fly regarding Nvidia's CPU intentions.

Part 2: Will AMD blow its lead again?

Part 1: Fusion or fission?

The co-creator of Stargate Universe, Robert C Cooper, spares some time to talk us through the new show.