Today, we’re delighted to announce the latest addition to the TGL team. It comes with great pleasure that we confirm Ciaran Pempelfort will be joining The Gaming Liberty as PC news editor. Ciaran will play a vital role in TGL’s commitment to news, and our expanding PC coverage. Ciaran will join Joseph Murphy, Shane Willoughby...

In July of last year, TGL hosted a very special live panel interview at Dublin’s Arcade Con 2012 with our good friend - veteran voice actor Quinton Flynn. We’re huge fans of Quinton and his work, so it was a real honour for us to finally meet the man, invite him to Ireland and hear all about his work and all of the great...

Want to get access to the SimCity beta that goes live this Friday? Then read on. TGL has teamed up with EA to give 50 lucky games the chance to gain access to the beta for SimCity. Going live this Friday, Friday the 25th, the beta will run until Monday the 28th and offer gamers an exclusive chance to get hands-on with the game. To get...

TheGamingLiberty will be attending ArcadeCon this July 13-15 at the D4 Hotel in Ballsbridge in Dublin and we want you to be there with us. Here’s why….

This hub, which will be updated daily, features a whole host of links to the hottest stories as they happen. Does E3 seem a little too much for you to handle?

The campaign, a first of its kind in Ireland, aims to educate and inspire you all through interviews about titles in development, the future…

How would you like to play some Ghost Recon: Future Soldier with team TGL? And in the process, you might snag some goodies! Sound good? Read on…

The time has come, The Gaming Liberty is expanding and we’re looking for passionate and talented individuals to join our award winning website. Working with TGL means…

We are honoured and delighted to formally announce TGL “SPEAKS” LIVE is coming to Dublin this Summer and you’re all invited.

TGL are delighted and honoured to finally formally reveal that we are working on a sequel to last year’s incredibly successful Voice Actor Week.

We’re proud to formally announced TGL’s “We Are” initiative. A collaboration with Irish born developers, businesses and members of the gaming sector, We Are aims to promote these home-grown endeavours through one simple gateway.

God forgive me for saying this, but I’ve really grown to despise your everyday brain munching zombie. The omnipresent un-dead have become ominously un-cool. It wasn’t supposed to be this way mind you; zombies used to be awesome. A few years ago, zombies were a cool novelty, a refreshing faceless enemy who would moan and groan their way down insular corridors in virus infected mansions just waiting for the sawn-off salute of a well cocked shotgun to the cranium. Those were the days, eh? So what’s changed?

Although quite a lot of people have heard of both SOPA and PIPA by now, here’s a catch up on they are and why, we think, you should oppose it.

My belly was full on turkey, stuffing, sprouts, and mead from the halls of Jorrvaskr in Skyrim. I slammed on the TV to be greeted by Waterworld starring Kevin Costner. I love Waterworld. Say what you will about it, but I think it’s first class entertainment. It stars Kevin Costner and Dennis Hopper for christ sake. I mean, I pretty much consider it Mad Max 4: Aqua Warrior. Prime source material for an open world game, may I add. So I’m sitting there enjoying my post-Christmas fallout and the phone rings. I have one of those red phones like Batman had in the old 60s TV show. It glows red. It makes me feel extremely important. I answer it and it’s Joseph and Shane. They rarely talk to me seeing as they live in the high rise TGL building while I’m segregated to the basement. The TGL skyscraper is a thing of beauty, I must say. Remember the scene in Back to the Future 2 where Marty and the Doc stumble into the alternative 1985? You know, the one with the huge building owned by Biff Tannen. It’s like that but instead of Biffs face on the front it’s Joe and Shane’s. So here they are calling me. Something must be up, I thought. Why are the big wigs calling me? They explained they wanted my thoughts on 2011 in the gaming world. “I’ll see what I can do”, I remarked, “I’m a pretty busy guy” I said as I flipped through my empty, dusty Extreme Ghostbusters calendar (circa 1999).

Articles like this can be quite hard to pen sometimes. Removed is the traditional sense of “here’s your news”, and “read this”, intsead there’s a thick crust of real personality and gibberish to digest – all of which doesn’t flow as easy as you might think.