25Jan 2013

Around the network: 30 best free-to-play games, Skyrim art, Internet Explorer 10 advice

Best of our brother and sister sites

Another Friday night is upon us, brethren, which means it's high time I herded a few of this week's finest Future Publishing content into your gaping maws.

Let's begin with Tesco Tech, who worriedly asks "Will Google abolish passwords?" before sliding a few top tips for Internet Explorer 10 across the tablecloth. CVG, meanwhile, has got ahold of some leaked PS4 specs to contemplate while you load up one of the 30 best free-to-play games.

Gamesradar has rounded up what it fondly considers to be the best Xbox 360 games - we'll be the judge of that, ladies - along with 50 particularly beautiful hand-dived Skyrim screenshots. T3 plays us out with the handsomest Google Nexus 4 cases and covers. Here's an HP Spectre XT review for dessert.

An irresistible assortment, no? Let's celebrate by staring intently at this picture of 50 Cent hurting somebody. Enjoy your weekend.

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Comments

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  1. This is why this is one of the best gaming sites on the net - you guys are actually promoting other platforms, just for the sake of gaming. I just signed up for Elder Scrolls Online Beta testing because of this article (I don't stand a chance of being selected). And I had no idea so many big PC titles - like WOW and Star Wars: Old Republic - were now free-to-play (to an extent).

    Thanks, Ed!

    PS - No matter how many free-to-play games there are on PC, my Xbox360 is still my gaming machine of choice.

  2. TeamFortress 2 on Steam is loads of fun, and really puts the 360 version to shame what with the extra maps, The silly hats oh and they added a horde mode where you have to fight waves of mechanised versions of the classes.