PES 2017 Review
It’s that time of year again, when the two biggest franchises, in the world’s biggest sport, face off…
Fable II: See the Future DLC Review
We played Fable II a lot in our household – I think three of the four inhabitants finished…
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review
You’re a convict in a strange freezing land, nabbed for something you didn’t do, and subsequently sentenced to…
Guitar Hero: Metallica Review
Before the cynic in you screams ‘cash-in’, cool your jets. This is a far cry from Activision’s previous…
WWE 13 Review
Last year’s WWE ’12 was a big step forward for the series: it had a new engine and…
Trials HD (XBLA) Review
If you’re anything like me, very few games these days have you replaying them just so you can…
EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis Review
Last week I had the privilege of hitting the courts with Virtua Tennis 09, also on the Wii…
Ion Assault (XBLA) Review
One good thing about writing game reviews is that you can’t help but give a game a second…
Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Review
Sacred 2: Fallen Angel marks the first time this dungeon crawler series has landed on a console, but…
Ghostbusters Review
25 years ago, almost to the day, the movie “Ghostbusters” was released in the US. It was pretty…
The Warriors: Street Brawl (XBLA) Review
The Warriors was a classic 70’s movie, well worth a watch today if you can track it down.…
Guitar Hero 5 Review
It’s hard to believe that Guitar Hero has only been around since November 2005 when you look at…
1942: Joint Strike Review
The original 1942 video game was a vertically scrolling shoot ’em up released by Capcom for arcade parlours…
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations Review
Assassin’s Creed. Yes, it’s a huge big fat hairy deal. Both previous games have been massive titles, and…
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Review
Harry Potter fans have been kept waiting after the theatrical release of The Half-Blood Prince was delayed by…
Bayonetta Review
Bayonetta is an action game, the first in what can only be assumed to be a new franchise.…
Halo 4 Review
Halo’s a series with a pedigree. Created by the fine folks at Bungie way back in 1999, the…
Afro Samurai Review
Starting as a Japanese manga series, Afro Samurai can be described as a pop-culture concoction that merges big…
Tales of Vesperia Review
The back of the box reads like a laundry list of PR cliches: evolved battle system. Immersive look…
Bejeweled 3 Review
There’s something enormously satisfying about lining up and knocking things down in the name of entertainment: dominoes, tenpins,…