By Hedge Available on: WiiU Exclusive It’s a franchise title that should need no introduction, The Legend of Zelda. Since the 80s it has been a staple of the Nintendo release schedule, with… Continue reading
In many ways the swan song for the Playstation 3, BEYOND: Two Souls is a mess. It’s a beautiful mess, but it’s still a mess. Controversial writer/director David Cage and his company Quantic… Continue reading
By Hedge Played: Pokémon X Available: Nintendo 3DS It’s here. The long awaited sixth generation of Pokémon games, X and Y, have dropped and if the internet is to be believed the world… Continue reading
The Romans have wronged me. At the time crossing into my territory and attempting to incite unrest in one of my border towns was more than enough reason to mobilize an army and… Continue reading
The Grand Theft Auto franchise has been built on a sense of familiarity. From the Scientologist themed gang in GTA2 through to ads for America’s Next Top Hooker in GTAIV everything in this world is an exaggerated… Continue reading
By Hedge Publisher: Rockstar Available on: PS3 and Xbox 360. PC coming soon. Played on: PS3 This is, as best I could make it, a spoiler free review. I’ve played every Grand Theft… Continue reading
In the current generation of game consoles developers can deliver stunning graphics and immense worlds to get lost in. Most games are happy to create a fun experience for gamers and their friends,… Continue reading
A good, established franchise makes a good basis for a video game. There’s a ready built universe with characters and stories ready for the adapting, and an established audience to keep the backers… Continue reading
I took a break from playing the full version of Papers, Please (released this week, Beta reviewed here) to check out the intriguing Gone Home. All I knew about this going in was that was a… Continue reading
The past couple of years has seen some pretty drastic changes in the video game market. Between the rise of the online marketplace and the economic crash many game developers fit into one… Continue reading
