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If Napolean had an armchair… There really is only one way to play this game, total darkness, wearing a beret and trench coat featuring many toy medals. Creative Assembly since 2000 have brought out the arm chair general in all of us, countless hours are swept away in dust as I plot against rival nations, …
Retro Gaming With A Stylus Having owned a Sega Megadrive rather than a SNES, I was a late comer to the whole JRPG genre. Sure I may have been around ten or eleven when I first picked up a Final Fantasy game but I was a late comer. Owning a Megadrive meant I missed out …
Roaming in the Wasteland Released at the back end of 2008, many will know that Bethesda’s game came out to can we say, expectations. The previous two Fallout games are revered throughout the gaming community and fiercely protected by some, Bethesda’s attempt to bring Fallout into the modern gaming world is one that was bound …
Street Fighter II Super Hydro Fusion Turbo Remix With Rockets On I have always had a love hate relationship with Fighting games. On the one side, fond memories of battling a friend for countless hours always brings a smile to my face, on the other, I can’t shake that feeling of simplicity, static gameplay and …
Entertaining but much of the same The Sims is like the abusive uncle of the gaming world, it tells you it loves you but then horribly takes advantage of your trust. As I am myself a fan of the series, I find myself constantly falling for the promises of the next installment, I let my …
Release your inner maniac EA’s latest offering of boxing goodness is of course Fight Night Round 4. The track record of said publisher seems sketchy at best, for previous sporting games, pumping out annual editions of the same tired titles seemed to be a norm, but recently, EA seems to be getting their act together. …