By now we all know that the majority of movie tie-in games are mostly laden with crappy over used game mechanics, lack of development time and a distinct lack of imagination which causes gamers to want to blow their brains out that they’ve just spent upwards of £35.00 on a brand new title. Hollywood has [...]

Another point and click release by Telltale Games, the masters of the genre. This time they delve a little into the more out of step area with logic puzzles taking presidence and frequently too. How does this game fare? Watch our video review.

This week ladies and gents I will be reviewing DiRT 3. The latest installment of the old Colin McRae’s Rally series and third game of the Dirt franchise, which dropped the Colin McRae tag some time ago in the American versions of the game. Hopefully Codemasters can continue to capture lightning in a bottle with [...]

Ever since the dawn of man there have been nerds. And since the dawn of these nerds known typically in its Latin name Nerdus Maximus, required some sort of outlet to allow them to live out their fantasies of trolling around dungeons so as they could slay Goblins, Undead Skeletons, and of course dragons. It [...]

After nearly eight years in development the time has finally come and we as gamers get to play the 1940’s detective epic that is LA Noire. There aren’t going to be many opportunities for us as gamers to experience a completely new genre of gaming. LA Noire offers this and much more in a familiar [...]

I have been a long time supporter of Sony consoles. Ever since the days on the PS1 when I enjoyed playing games like Crash Bandicoot, Metal Gear Solid, and Tomb Raider. I also had a PS2 on day 1 and loved playing great titles such as God of War, Socom, and Shadow of the Colossus. But [...]

Might & Magic Clash of Heroes Might & Magic Clash of Heroes was released this month as a downloadable game on Xbox 360 and Playstation Network, it was formally released on the Nintendo DS in 2009, which was made by Capybara Games and was published by Ubisoft Entertainment.   It follows five young heroes leading their [...]

For my second review this week I will be tackling Socom 4, the latest installment of the series from the guys over at Zipper Interactive. As a fan of the original titles for the PS2 and later versions on the PSP I was excited to hear about the decision to put a single player campaign [...]

Finally the long awaited day is here and I now get to delve deep into debatably the greatest 2D fighter of all time. I have fond memories of playing Mortal Kombat on the Sega Genesis (Megadrive) as a child. I also remember how crazy the media and parents went over the horrific visuals for the [...]

Presented By  Good evening or very early morning, depending on your perspective. I just got home from the midnight launch from my local Gamestop in Ocean Township, New Jersey. What a fucking launch it was. There is nothing I love more that a midnight launch event, surrounded by around a hundred people with one thing [...]

Hello kiddies! It’s your good old pal Joker here again with another review. This week I will be taking a look at The Masters or Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12, whichever you prefer. Before continuing I would like to add that the much talked about “How to Fuck a Porn star” mode has been removed. [...]

The very first Ghostbusters film premiered in 1984, the year I was born. That’s 27 years and it seems like just yesterday that my father introduced me to the amazing film on video cassette when I was five years old. Since that time I have seen both films countless times, watched the “Real Ghostbusters” cartoon [...]

With the manufactured implosion of the world economy in 2008 and the middle east uprising of 2011, the world is a frightening place to live right now – which makes Kaos Studios Homefront plot even more plausable. In Homefront the events are taking place in 2027 where an energy crisis has left countries fighting each [...]

The recent events in Tunisia and Egypt have shown that people do have power despite what we are fed by the mainstream media. The turmoil in the Middle East and Africa has shown that unity and a common purpose can overthrow corrupted governments that have long overstayed their welcome. The recent protests in both countries [...]

This week EA’s Visceral Games studio has released the long awaited sequel to the amazing 2008 release, Dead Space. The sequel already seems set to out sell the original which really isn’t that much of a surprise. The first game didn’t get much of a marketing campaign and not a lot was expected from it. [...]

When Electronic Arts acquired Criterion several years ago, one thing that always rattled my brain was why they never utilised them to re-invigorate the Need for Speed license and raise their games from mediocrity to the truly exceptional. For me, Burnout Paradise taking the free roam avenue wasn’t the best move forward but keeping a [...]

Very much to my suprise, Blacklight: Tango Down has been released on the PS3 recently. Released over the summer on the Xbox Live Arcade, Tango Down experienced mediocre success and proved yet again by following in Battlefield 1943 footsteps, that you can in fact offer a decent multiplayer FPS at an affordable price. Crossing over [...]