As you may have noticed, our GOTY 2014 poll has already ended and according to you – our readers – Dragon Age: Inquisition was the best overall game of 2014. Not surprising given the fact that a lot of games were delayed to 2015. We’ve screen-grabbed the results and you can view them below. Continue reading Editorial – Your GOTY 2014, Spencer Joins The Team, Your Most Anticipated Game Of 2015 Poll →

Man, it’s been over three years since the launch of DSOGaming. During these past few years, we’ve had our ups and downs. And to be honest, it’s been a pretty ‘tricky’ and ‘weird’ year. As we’ve already said, 2014 was a crucial year for DSOGaming, and thankfully everything went according to our original plan. In the following paragraphs we’ll talk about the things that happened these past twelve months, as well as our future plans. So without further ado, here we go. Continue reading Editorial – The Past, The Present & The Future of DSOGaming – Part #4 →

The DSOG team wishes everyone a happy new year. 2014 has been a great year. We’ll share more about what happened this year in our annual ‘The Past, The Present & The Future’ editorial. Until then, we wish you the best. Have fun everyone. Oh, and as a bonus… Godzi (our mascot) also wishes everyone a happy new year. And as a second bonus, here is the best phone prank of 2014! Continue reading The DSOG Team Wishes Everyone A Happy New Year →

Well, you gotta love developers. This past year, we’ve been hearing from a lot of teams that their games were taking advantage of more than four CPU cores. And you know what? We decided to put a lot of CPU-bound games to the test. The results are a bit disheartening – to say the least – proving that most PC games are unable to properly take advantage of multiple CPUs. Continue reading Report: Despite Claims, Most PC Games Are Still Unable To Take Advantage Of More Than 4 CPU Cores →

We know that you wanted a new test system for our PC Performance Analyses. Blasphemy, how could we write about PC games and how they perform when we are using a mere Q9650? Truth be told, an overclocked Q9650 is still a good choice and will not bottleneck even a GTX690, provided the games are properly optimized for the PC platform. But… well… it was time to upgrade our test system in order to find out how games perform on high-end CPUs. Continue reading DSOGaming – Test System Upgraded – Performance Difference Between Q9650 & i7 4930K →

So as you may have noticed from the title of this Editorial, we’re slightly changing things. Instead of choosing the ‘Comment of the Week’, you – our readers – can share and vote for your ‘Video of the Week’ that will be featured in our Weekly Editorials. This does not mean that we’re abandoning our ‘Comment of the Week’ column. No no no. Each and every week we’ll be choosing one ourselves. Continue reading DSOGaming – Weekly Editorial – Video Of The Week →

Our ‘Comment Of The Week’ section has been updated with the best comment from last week, coming from our reader CoolingGibbon. Moreover, each and every week we’ll be sharing a parody video that impressed us or made us laugh or was too good to simply pass up. At this point, let me also further explain how this works, as I’m pretty sure a lot are still puzzled. Continue reading DSOGaming – Comment Of The Week [May 5th – 11th] →

So, we are kicking off our new column/tribute/’you_name_it’ today everyone. As you may have noticed, there is a ‘Comment of the Week’ section on the left side of our website. That section will be updated each and every week with the best comment that was submitted. Naturally, it’s really hard figuring out the one comment that is best suited for it, meaning that you can share the comment that impressed you the most, made you laugh, or the one you think should win. So go ahead and share the best comment you’ve seen this past week (remember to also include the user that posted the comment). Continue reading DSOGaming – Comment Of The Week [April 26th – May 2nd] →

As you may have already noticed, there are some slight changes to our layout. As I hinted a week ago, we’ll be updating DSOG’s layout. That’s fine – you may think – but there is a catch; you will be the ones who will determine the look of the new DSOG. We’ll present you three layout from which you can choose from.

Continue reading Crucial Update – Determine Yourselves The Layout Of DSOGaming →