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RoboCod For ChristmasIt’s Christmas now. So what better way to celebrate the festive period by playing a game that amazingly has the tag ‘it’s ok’. James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod is that game and it’s ok to like it.
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Snapshots from EGX 2018 - A review of the eventArriving at EGX, I felt like a kid in a candy store! So many games! So many new releases! What to sample first?! Being a gaming event of course, it catered to our varied interests from Fortnite to Retro to Indie and Modern.
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SEGA SHOP is now OPEN!On the 30th Anniversary of the SEGA Mega Drive SEGA announces the opening of it's new SEGA Shop today on Monday 29th October.
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Tomb Raider: The Dark Angel SymphonyIf you love The Tomb Raider Suite, you’re also going to love Tomb Raider: The Dark Angel Symphony.
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Experience of working in the games industryWe spoke to Lee Kirton from Bandai Namco Entertainment about his years of coming into and working in the videogames industry and got an exclusive interview at their HQ in Richmond to understand his own personal experience of working in this unique sector.
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Big Box Amiga gamingIf you amass a collection of videogames for a current generation console today, you can expect the boxes to be a standard size and shape. Your game collection will look pretty uniform, as it sits there proudly on your gaming shelf.
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Streets of Rage 4 - Revealed - Launch TrailerIts real Streets of Rage 4 - Revealed trailer on Monday 27th August 2018!
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Game Room Tour: Let's play retro games!Hi my name’s Nick (Nicktendowii on Twitter) and I run the Youtube Channel Let’s Play Retro Games. And Welcome to my Room Tour!
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Play Expo London 2018After years of running Play Expo’s in Glasgow, Manchester and Blackpool, London finally got its own Play Expo event. For those of us who live in the capital, it made a nice change to be able to get up at a reasonable hour as opposed to the early starts coupled with 4-5hrs of travel to get to the Northern events!
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Tanglewood Game ReviewThere are swathes of games which on the surface come across as titles that could have been released on the 8 / 16-bit consoles. There’s also a sub-genre of games don’t just go for the look…they go hard-core, and that’s exactly the camp in which Tanglewood has pitched its flag.