Key to Playstation Move’s success: Online I’m sure many will agree with me who watched the GDC Sony conference last night that I couldn’t help but feel slightly underwhelmed. In fact some of the tech that was shown off at E3 2009 got me more excited but since the Wii Motion Plus is now in full circulation, it kind of took the hype off of Move a little bit. As for Sony’s decision to call i... more.

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There’s nothing blurry about it Many a journalist has been sceptical with Bizarre Creation’s Blur. Mainly because their teaser trailers have been a tad underwhelming and that there was a little stigma over Activision last year over some of their business practices. I had heard nothing personally remotely exciting about Blur. I just had it down for being nothing more than Wipeout but with cars... more.

I know what you're thinking and no, this isn't Super Mario Bros. the NES classic. This is simply Mario Bros. which hit the arcades in 1983. The game was also ported to the NES, which is what we'll be looking at today. Mario Bros. is a simple arcade style game in which you play as Mario, a plumber, who has to deal with a pest problem within the sewers below New York. Mario is joined by his newly... more.

War doesn’t have to be violent When I was a child I didn’t play with army figures and I didn’t re-act famous war battles. I didn’t play with Barbie either but that didn’t stop me turning out batting for the other side and wearing a dress or two. In fact, my childhood was actually all about Wacky Races, Tom & Jerry and the Atari ST. I grew up on the likes of Stunt Car Racer and Impos... more.

Alice in Wonderland (Tim Burton) 2010 Film Review (Audio) Can't see the audio player? Use IE8 for optimal viewing. ... more.

If real footballers trained on this, they’d all be shit. When Michael Tonge suffered a long standing injury years ago, he was tipped has being one of England’s next greatest starlets in International Football. Instead, he came back and dropped down to be a sub-par Championship footballer. I have a feeling I know why, he must have done his physiotherapy on Striker Pro Soccer Simulator. [c... more.

It has been announced that the highly anticipated third installment in the God of War franchise has cost Sony a staggering $44 million to develop. Jon Hight, the director of product Development at the Santa Monica studios, said the following at a recent promotional event for the game: “We spent 44 million dollars to make God of War III” “It’s our goal of course to take this investme... more.

This is pretty much your basic strategy game, you build, you destroy, you dominate. There's a nice, extensive campaign you can do, run a game against a computer or hop online to test your skills out against other players. Resources aren’t like what you’re used to really, there aren’t trees you’ll be hacking up or mine deposits you’ll have little men slave over, and instead you�... more.

If speed kills, then i'm game. One of my favorite games of all time has to be Enduro Racer for the Master System. The game is truly epic, even if after several levels you are repeating the same process over again to beat the clock into progressing further. Then another game I loved was the original Burnout for the PS2. The against the clock nature of the game, left you on knife edge and unfortuna... more.

Euston, we have a problem There was a two pronged reason as to why myself, and Stephen Joell-Ireland were going to London. Firstly it was Steve’s birthday on Monday and I had stupidly forgotten to book the day off work, so to make it up to him, I promised him we’d go and see a show in the West End. Steve is a little bit of a theatre whore and I must confess I do like to wallow in the camp fan... more.

I've felt the urge recently to explain to the public of how awesome 2010 is for films. So, I've constructed a list for you guys for the films still due for release this year which are worth going to see! Let's start off with one of the most anticipated sequels since The Dark Knight shall we? Iron Man 2 That's right folks. Stark is back after the magnificent first directed by Jon Favreau. ... more.

My love for hardcore PC strategy and role-playing games does condemn me to obscurity somewhat but when I see the kind of retarded comments left for my colleagues whenever they write a piece regarding the latest console hit it doesn’t bother me as much. In fact I find the implied elitism of my position very appealing, like I’m one of a rare breed who can deal with the kind of hardcore games tha... more.

The killer has no originality I have had a very mixed bag with point and click adventure titles. From the frustratingly annoying Wallace & Gromit, to the endearing but brutally difficult Pirates of Vooju Island. That's without even delving into the four disc marathon that was X-Files or the original Monkey Island series. Whilst the games do have a place in my heart, the cliches are becoming s... more.

Here is the link to the review of XIII Century: Blood of Europe: http://wedonetwork.co.uk/wedotech/2010/03/05/xiii-century-blood-of-europe-pc-review/ Here is the place to post your competition entry so what are you waiting for?! http://www.wedonetwork.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=341... more.

I had XIII Century: Blood of Europe sitting here neglected for over a week while I attended to other work but I was absolutely dying to play it. For some reason I was really in the mood for medieval warfare on a grand scale and the box promised to sate my desire with a high degree of realism, accurately recreated battlefields and a system of psychology for troops. It seemed like just the ticket bu... more.