Added: 19.11.2013 13:21 | 2 views | 0 comments


"'A strange title for an article', you may be thinking. However for any of the uninitiated Enemy Within is the expansion pack to 2012s phenomenal XCOM: Enemy Unknown, a game that itself was a remake of 1994s original 2D troop-manager. The beauty of Enemy Withins mishmash of isometric class-based squad management and puzzle elements becomes ever more complex as the game goes on, forever pulling you further and further into its pendulum-swing of alien invasion and human resistance."

Added: 16.11.2013 4:17 | 3 views | 0 comments


Excerpt from the review: "The Call of Duty series is one which has been met with significant controversy regarding the similarity of each successive iteration. As such it comes as no particular surprise that Ghosts is a very similar beast to its predecessors. As youd expect from a solid sequel, Ghosts retains the staples that the series is founded on, as youd expect from a solid sequel. However as we pass into a new generation with games like Battlefield 4 pushing the boundaries of current gen hardware capabilities, it begs the question is Ghosts doing enough to keep the series relevant?"

Added: 16.11.2013 0:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


The PlayStation 4 is launching with neither a Ridge Racer nor a Wipeout and the only racing game available at launch is from an annualized franchise from EA. However bizarre that might sound, were happy to report that Need For Speed: Rivals is not only a worthwhile launch game, but is also the best Need For Speed since 2010s Hot Pursuit.

Added: 15.11.2013 1:17 | 10 views | 0 comments


Since it was possible to buy controllers and other parts of the PS4 package early it means that a lot of people were able to mess around with them. However now that users have access to PS4s that they have gotten early they are able to test a lot of functions they couldn't without the console itself.

Added: 14.11.2013 15:01 | 6 views | 0 comments

However open and accessible gaming becomes over the next generation, there will always be certain things that the casual and less well educated gamer will never understand.

Added: 14.11.2013 15:01 | 13 views | 0 comments

However open and accessible gaming becomes over the next generation, there will always be certain things that the casual and less well educated gamer will never understand.