Like with any gaming genre the ‘Art’ game tends to follow the same structure. As much as they like to experiment with the traditional format of gaming they rarely break any boundaries whilst… Continue reading
Dante’s Inferno was a much hyped game released in early 2010. With an extensive and big budget marketing campaign the game launched to reviews that called it decent, but not great, sending it… Continue reading
I’ve barely touched another game since Batman: Arkham City came out. The debate about Modern Warfare 3 vs. Battlefield 3 entirely passed by this house without getting a look in. I didn’t even… Continue reading
Many games like to tout their ‘moral choice systems’ these days, and game developers do like to try and provide a genuinely tough choice. Whilst some of the scenarios are more than absurd,… Continue reading
So we return with the rest of our thoughts and judgements on the year past. If you missed the movie and television part of the feature you can catch up on it here!… Continue reading
Last week saw the release of a new Mario Kart title, suitably named ‘Mario Kart 7’. If you intend to purchase a copy, please exercise caution when finding a copy of the shelf… Continue reading
What makes these games so brilliant? They make you feel like Batman. This is as close to being Batman that us gamers will get. In order to complete the experience we get a… Continue reading
About six months after the release of the awesome Batman: Arkham Asylum the game designers had started to get worried. They went to the trouble of hiding a clue to the second game,… Continue reading
Yesterday I made an argument about gamers being the victim of negative public perception. And whilst I am totally on the money I do concede that some games make us look like a… Continue reading
I want you to imagine what a person who plays video games looks like. Like this, right? This is the problem with gamers. This certainly seems to be how the general public and,… Continue reading
