by Joe Gribble | Nov 29, 2016 | PC, Reviews
From the first ever roller coaster game to the modern day, we can see a huge difference in how, over the years, this sub-genre of simulation gaming has changed and become something that will always be one of the most renowned sub-genres ever, and to be frank, Planet...
by Joe Gribble | Nov 28, 2016 | Nintendo, Reviews
*Please note that the following Retro Review will feature strong language. Conker’s Bad Fur Day, what an adorable little misfit game you are…You hold such a dear place in many-a-gamer’s hearts, especially given that now you retail for upwards of £200...
by Joe Gribble | Nov 26, 2016 | PC, Reviews
Trillion: God of Destruction (Makai Shin Trillion) is a brand new JRPG from the lovely minds over at Idea Factory (The same guys who brought us the Megadimension Neptunia games), poised as a new IP, fusing tactical strategy gameplay from games like Final Fantasy:...
by Joe Gribble | Nov 25, 2016 | Nintendo, Reviews
The year is 1999…Pokemon Red and Blue had just released…The world was getting swept up in Poke-mainia…So what did Nintendo think to do to drive up further interest? Create a photography game. …Yup. In this day and age, it sounds ridiculous...
by Joe Gribble | Nov 24, 2016 | Nintendo, Reviews
Well wouldn’t you know! The long-awaited seventh generation of Pokemon has finally graced us here in the UK! Aiming to shake up the formula of Pokemon as a whole, how does Pokemon Sun and Moon fare against it’s preceding generations? Let’s find out!...
by Luke Stone | Nov 23, 2016 | Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
As (one of few) fans of the original Watch Dogs game, I was a little hesitant to start the second game in this uncelebrated franchise. Despite all the changes that were promised; I still found it difficult to believe that this could be the Assassins Creed 2 of the...
