PlayStation VR: The Frustrating Potential of Sony’s VR Headset
In the past few weeks, various stories have emerged about a next generation of PlayStation VR (PSVR) featuring eye-tracking and other tempting but, no doubt, pricey tech. Added to previous talk of full wireless capability, better resolution and some next generation controllers, it sounds like…
E3 Preview: Five Questions On My Mind Ahead Of This Year’s Event
With E3 just around the corner, the hype and anticipation levels continue to build. It’s set to be a curious year – what looked like being a quiet, potentially even total dud of a show could end up being monumental. With Microsoft talking big, Google…
Gamers Unite: Why ‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare’ Having Cross-Play Is A Gamechanger
So, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is now official – with the return of some familiar faces, a rebooted story and the welcome return of the single-player campaign. A CoD announcement is always big news, as illustrated by the millions of views across various major…
Access Granted: Reflecting On EA Access’ Arrival On PS4
Earlier this week, EA announced that they will be bringing their EA Access subscription service to PS4 from July 2019. For £3.99 a month or £19.99 for a year (at the time of writing), the service gives players access to an increasing library of the…
REVIEW: The Walking Dead: Michonne
OK let’s start with the elephant in the room. Yes, the game I’m about to review was released back in Spring 2016 – an almost unrecognisable world where Cap and Iron Man were yet to even fall out and I, along with many others, still…
REVIEW: Shadow Of The Tomb Raider
A heartbeat grows ever louder. Engines splutter, a storm howls, alarms pierce the air and Jonah’s voice cries out in fear. “No!”. Fade in… on Lara Croft – adventurer, tomb raider and, at this moment, our impromptu captain for a rather turbulent, sweary and not-entirely-successful…
Just What Is Going On At EA?
I love video games but I’m also fascinated by the industry itself. How can something as gorgeous and unique as Cuphead be created by a team of four people? Isn’t it incredible their game then sold over 3 million copies in a year, and landed…
In Praise Of… Shorter Games
A friend of mine loves steak. Can’t get enough of it, or so he thought. So, when we went to America, he obviously decided it was a great idea to order a huge 32oz Porterhouse. Maximum steaky goodness, a combination of his favourite cuts, bigger…
