The Rogue Prince of Persia Early Access on PC

The Prince of Persia series is definitely back with a vengeance. After the recent 2D take on the franchise, The Lost Crown, and while we are still waiting for the infamous Sands of Time remake, Ubisoft has given free rein to an entirely different dev team for their unique take.

The result is a different vibe and atmosphere, plus a style of gameplay claimed right in the title, The Rogue Prince of Persia. Would you want to dive into this new take on the franchise, or better stick to its classic roots?

What’s in a name? Well, there is much to it, as a name can not only mean a variety of things, but also communicate your “gamer intent”. And of course, since the name we choose to represent ourselves online is – most often – not one that we are able to change later, it is better to think about it quite carefully. Let’s take a look at our top 100 amazing Xbox names and find out which one might be the best for you!

Top 100 Best Xbox Gamertags

Top 20 Xbox Gamertags for Multiplayer

If you want to choose your gamertag for multiplayer, it will have to communicate your intent right from the get-go. You want something that is not too aggressive, first as the name cannot be anything offensive, but at the same time, you want it to get the point across to your opponents. Here are our top 20 selection of the best gamertags for multiplayer.

While the Commodore 64 would live on in the hearts of many, it is fair to say that the Amiga was perhaps the most successful home computer produced by Commodore. It’s home to some of the best original games of the 90s, such as The Chaos Engine and It Came From the Desert, along with some fine ports as well. But what’s the resell market like for Amiga games today? Here are the top 10 rarest Amiga games that are worth a fortune.

Rarest Amiga Games

Naturally, the Amiga has a share of rare and expensive titles, with prices that vary depending not only on the number of copies available but also on the desirability of the title itself. All listed prices are courtesy of PriceCharting. All used prices are based on the “Loose Price” listing, while new prices are based on the “New Price” listing. Additionally, entries will be listed from lowest to highest in order of their respective “new” price.