by Respawning | Jul 23, 2017 | Films & TV, Reviews
It’s a rare sight to see something like ‘Dunkirk’. It’s a brilliant film in many aspects, and it’s not hard to see why. It lacks many trademarks of the average Hollywood war movie. It’s not a basic A-list ensemble, with famous pop singer Harry Styles being the...
by Joe Gribble | Jul 16, 2017 | Games, Playstation, Reviews
Rutabaga!!! After being released 11 years ago, Crash Bandicoot acted as a new mascot for Sony, to challenge Nintendo’s Mario and Capcom’s Mega Man, introducing a brand new generation to perspective-switching platforming, a form of gameplay uncommonly seen...
by Luke Stone | Jul 12, 2017 | Featured, Films & TV, Not Games, Not News!, Reviews
If there’s one thing that Josef and Luke have in common, it’s their love for Spiderman. Tom Holland made his debut as our favourite webslinger last year in Captain America: Civil War. Homecoming is however the first solo movie to hit the MCU and has a lot...
by Aditya | Jul 8, 2017 | Featured, Films & TV, Not Games, Not News!, Reviews
So I just got back from seeing the new Edgar Wright movie known as ‘Baby Driver’. I’m already a huge fan of Wrights work and rate his films very highly. As soon as I saw the trailer for Baby Driver I got some good tingles. I’m going to say from...
by Javier Reyeros | Jul 6, 2017 | Games, PC, Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
The game that almost took me away from VR. I had been playing Horizon Zero Dawn and then torn away from that by my shiny new VR (review to come) and then I started playing Injustice 2…. I loved the first Injustice game, a fantastic beat em up with MK mechanics and a...
by Javier Reyeros | Jul 5, 2017 | Games, PC, Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
Unnerving, immersive and immensely fun It’s worth mentioning that I’m writing this review after completion of the main game. I’ll start by saying two things, 1: I truly believe VR is the future of gaming and 2: This game is definitely not for the...
