The five best music games of the last ten years based on concept and execution. The last ten years have brought us no end of quality music-based video games, but quantity can sometimes overwhelm quality. In order to start filtering through the onslaught of games that seem to be appearing left and right: everything from Rock Band to more abstract game concepts like Raycatcher, I’ll be going over th...
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In the world of gaming today most of the focus is on online and Multiplayer Games. Many comments have recently arisen that narrative is not important in gaming, well I say this is wrong and that narrative is just as important as any multiplayer game feature or add-on. While the next-generation of consoles has a keen focus on taking games further into the online landscape, many developers are stil...
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Is the Kinect worth it? check out our list of 10 Kinect games worth playing The Xbox Kinect is definitely one of the most adventurous creations in the gaming world to date; you can seamlessly play and interact with the astounding motion sensor on a range of games but do you know how many games actually offer Kinect support? There is now over 130 Kinect supported games for Xbox 360 and 20+ games fo...
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The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) is one of the most anticipated MMO releases in years, riding high on the phenomenal success of Skyrim, the most recent Elder Scrolls title. Coming to PC in April and next-gen consoles in June, The Elder Scrolls Online carries a hefty monthly subscription fee of £8.99 a month, and that’s on top of the price for the software. Whether this model will work is a major que...
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GTA Online Tips: Making Killer GTA Online Deathmatches with the Creator Rockstar Games recently patched Grand Theft Auto V to give players the power to create their very own deathmatches. Creating your own deathmatches may be tricky and frustrating at times. So, to help out, Rockstar Games has released a GTA Online tips guide on creating death matches. Here are some of the tips Rockstar Games reco...
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Time for some more guns, retro charm and kung fu bunnies to hit the 3DS eShop So its another week and that means more titles charging into the eShop but maybe you don’t know which games you want. Well your in luck so lets look at the lastest downloadable eShop 3DS titles. Starting off we have the humorous WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE by level 5 and from the mind of comedian Yoshiyuki Hirai. WEAPON ...
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Calling all adventurers and archaeologists who can’t sit still, the Aldmeri Dominion has just put a bounty on the dragon masks of Skyrim. This list won’t cover the five priests of Solstheim for reasons that will be revealed later. In order to help you adventuring types the Thalmor have commissioned Einfo Travel (with threats of branding us Talos worshippers) to locate and compile this ...
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Michael Pachter is the analyst every gaming site listens to, but really…how often is he actually right? Michael Pachter made waves again this week as he said that Sony’s cloud gaming service, PlayStation Now, “Is a joke” and “This has no prayer of working.” Harsh. Not only will it not work, but the idea of playing classic PlayStation games is a joke. Okay then....
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Last week we listed the top 10 artifacts scattered across Skyrim but here’s the thing. While yes finding those exclusive artifacts can be great, the daedric quests are a real highlight and there rewards are some of the best items in the game. For this list I’m counting down all fifteen daedric artifacts and while yes I know there’s more than fifteen I’m only using one artif...
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Last year’s reboot of the Tomb Raider series has probably defied most people’s expectations. Not only is Tomb Raider a great game, receiving a 9.3 rating from our very own Matty Ruston, but it also managed to sell more than a million copies in its first two days of release, and has managed to sell over 4 million copies to date. They’re pretty amazing figures for an 18 year old series that hadn’t s...
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