Grand Theft Auto IV – Xbox 360 Review
Delayed since last year, my pre-order was almost a year old when the special edition finally shipped from Amazon. A lesser product might have been casually forgotten, but not the first next-generation outing for Rockstar’s incredibly popular franchise. As a Wii Fit – Wii Review
At the time of writing, Wii Fit is sold out everywhere. You can’t get one for love nor money (though if you must try, may I suggest the latter?) and it seems like the lifestyle ‘game’ is going to be Race Driver: GRID – Xbox 360 Preview
It seems that the switch to the new generation of consoles has heralded a major redesign to some of Codemasters’ top money making vehicles. First, the latest edition of the Colin McRae Rally games saw its name changed to DiRT, Europa Universalis: Rome – Vae Victis – PC Review
Quite often, due to the problematic time constraints inherent to the industry, a game can come out with an unfinished feeling, caused perhaps by an overlooked flaw or bug, or an aspect of the experience that the developers didn’t anticipate UEFA Euro 2008 – Xbox 360 Review
Are you FI-FA, are you FI-FA, are you FIFA in dis-guise! I make no apologies for the terrace chanting that begins this review, because if I am brutally honest, UEFA Euro 2008 is FIFA 08 dressed in this summer’s European The World Ends With You – DS Review
Casual gamers looking for a gateway drug into the role-playing genre won't give The World Ends With You a second look, but the hardcore JRPG fan will love its every moment - like an arthouse favourite or a good long book, it's slow to pick up yet impossible to put down. Time Crisis 4 – PS3 Review
It’s no secret that the light-gun genre has been on the wane for quite a few years now. The heady days of the original Time Crisis, Virtua Cop and House of the Dead are long gone. Well, that’s how it Condemned 2: Bloodshot – Xbox 360 Review
When the Xbox 360 was first released, Condemned: Criminal Origins shone out among the usual revamped sequels and hastily redeveloped titles intended for other consoles as a fine example of what Microsoft’s new machine was capable of. It managed to Overclocked: A History of Violence – PC Review
It’s another rainy day in New York City, the rain dripping off your face as you realise you have to go and do your job. Your Dr. McNamara and you have 5 minds to mend otherwise they will live their life within the wall of an asylum. Are you ready for an old school point and click with leanings towards psychological horror? You better be ready for the chills that lie ahead………… Napoleon’s Campaigns – PC Review
Napoleon Bonaparte was historically renowned for his lack of height, however he was one of the finest tacticians this world has ever seen. Will Napoleon’ Campaigns invade your heart showing that the turn based strategy revolution is an entertaining concept or will it go down in history as a failure just like Napoleons attempted conquest of Russia 1812, your turn to read on………….. Hurry Up Hedgehog! – DS Review
There is only one hedgehog in the gaming world – he’s blue, he’s fast and at one point in time he was the ultimate in cool. Unfortunately, Sonic has fallen by the wayside recently, trying to live up to his Condemned 2: Bloodshot – PS3 Review
More visceral than it is chilling, closer to Saw than to Se7en, and riddled with as much graphic violence as you're likely to see in any game this generation, Condemned 2: Bloodshot excels in more areas than it flounders, but when at the halfway point it forsakes its strengths as a creepy brawler in favour of poorly-implemented FPS mechanics, it loses its way...