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In a regular new feature, ‘Reaction’ will help us share what’s relevant. These are subjective views based around an educated opinion. Feel free to disagree, slate us, hate us or block us, but these are the issues we feel need addressing. If you must vent in our ‘comments’, keep it clean and to the point. Think your views are worth sharing? Write a similarly size piece and we’ll publish it. (In case you missed our first piece, Why Crysis Needs To Remove Its Warhead.)

Today’s reaction stems from yesterday’s Space Siege demo that was released on nZone. We were originally going to conduct a ‘hands-on’ preview, but the game time on offer in the demo was a bit lacking, so it suited a reaction piece. If you wish to try the demo for yourselves, then head over to Nvidia’s site for the 900 megabyte download. So what’s Space Siege all about?

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In a new regular feature, ‘Reaction’ helps us share what’s relevant. These are subjective views based around an educated opinion. Feel free to disagree, slate us, hate us or block us, but these are the issues we feel need addressing. If you must vent in our ‘comments’, keep it clean and to the point. We'd love to see you write a similarily lengthy peace which we'd publish on your behalf.

Before we go anywhere, watch the latest gameplay of Crysis: Warhead courtesy of Game Videos below. The quality isn’t the best, but it does the job.

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Last month we announced that we’d teamed up with Spike800 to showcase his upcoming projects. His Crysis on Crack series is extremely popular and he’s just produced the seventh episode. Check out number six here to get an idea of what they’re about. Popular culture, films and TV are all cannon fodder to the Crysis treatment. You can find his back catalogue at GameTrailers.

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Season: 02, Week: 06 - Title: Controlling your eMotions

Family games live or die by their controls, and motion controls even more so. Why is it that games like Boom Blox are so instinctive and intuitive, when others like SSX Blur are so forced and laboured? For me it’s that one-to-one freeform movement that brings the magic and makes the games come to life.

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