Gaming discussion: classic, modern and possibly imaginary.
September just won't stop getting better, will it? As we approach the Autumn season of game releases, more and more fantastic titles get closer to their launch. For Bandai Namco's Code Vein, we are lucky enough to experience a good chunk of what the game has to offer thanks to a recent demo release. With … Continue reading Code Vein: Trial Version Impressions.
Ever since the birth of Call of Duty Zombies in 2008, World at War and Black Ops developers Treyarch have stood at the forefront of PvE within the franchise, with a gigantic selection of maps to choose from, spanning across five games. Make no mistake, Treyarch are superb when it comes to crafting an excellent … Continue reading Treyarch Versus The World (Call of Duty Zombies) Part 1: Extinction.
Having been prepared for a September beta launch, no one expected a Playstation 4 exclusive alpha of the game's 2v2 Gunfight mode to drop this weekend (what's more is that developers Infinity Ward launched the alpha hours earlier than announced). To even more fanfare, the alpha launched without any requirement for a PS Plus membership, … Continue reading Call of Duty Modern Warfare (2019): Gunfight Alpha Impressions.
Horror might very well be the most diverse genre within the world of media. After all, while a fan of action or drama may enjoy a much wider assortment of works, horror is much more subjective. Everyone has a different fear drive, and while one thing might scare one audience, it may do nothing to … Continue reading Saya no Uta/The Song of Saya: A Morbid Mystery’s Agonising Allure.
Not even a full week after the Nitro Tour event came to a close, not only did developers Beenox fully reveal their second Grand Prix event, but have released it to the public just a few days after. With so little downtime between events, many of us were caught off guard, not expecting so little … Continue reading Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled: Back N. Time Impressions (It’s not good…).
Our age is one of sensitivity and protection. It doesn’t take much to swing the tides against something even slightly controversial. Despite this, it’s these very same controversial icons that garner large followings, much to the shock of some and the curiosity of others. Gaming is no exception, as there are plenty of titles launching … Continue reading Exploring Senran Kagura: How Sexy is too Sexy?
I’m rarely the kind of man to buy something without much forward thought, video games included. While I love having a keen eye for some of the more underground and cult titles out there, I tend to do my research before making the purchase. Of course, there are exceptions. The majority of those were from … Continue reading Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown: The Greatest Impulse Buy.
Ah, The Surge: Deck13's souls-like and one of many titles placed in the shadow of From Software's gargantuan Dark Souls and Bloodborne. To many, this is just 'Dark Souls with exo-suits' and an excuse to capitalise on a popular new subgenre. An unfortunate bi-product of any souls-like not developed by FromSoft, The Surge was left … Continue reading 5 Things The Surge Did Great, and 5 That Could Have Been Better.
Less than two weeks after the launch of Nitro Fueled, Beenox have graced Crash fans and karting players alike with the first event of many. Upon booting up the game, you’ll be greeted with a new Grand Prix tab, which takes you to the hub for the event itself. You’ll have two fully animated teasers … Continue reading Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled: Nitro Tour Impressions.
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 20 years since one of the only true competitors to the colossal Mario Kart games was launched. With games like Diddy Kong Racing also putting up a good fight, and Sonic Transformed proving a worthy contender much later down the line, Mario Kart hasn’t been the only king … Continue reading Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled [Review]: One Week In.
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