For all of the flack it catches, some pretty good things have come out of the Sonic the Hedgehog fan-base, all things considered – but no, I’m not talking about your hedgehog-unicorn OC who has all the superpowers and is…
Mega Man X: Legacy Collection 2 Review
(Note: Please refer also to my review of Legacy Collection 1 here – there are a lot of shared features between the two collections which are discussed there in much greater detail.) Mega Man has had a real pop-star life…
Mega Man X: Legacy Collection Review
It’s an interesting time to be a Mega Man fan, that much is certain; going from being Capcom’s ugly stepchild, locked in the attic with Nintendo desperately trying to slide snacks under the door, back to its former glory, with…
Bomb Chicken Review – Expollosive
I moved house this weekend. I mention it not as any sort of bragging, but because it hopefully serves as justification for the frankly embarrassing amount of fast food I’ve been getting through – delicately packing about 60 amiibo and…
Entirely Infallible Nintendo E3 Predictions
Ahh, E3. That wonderful arbitrary time of year when all the major gaming companies of the world descend upon a venue in Los Angeles to showcase how absolutely no games are coming out until at least September. E3 themselves seem…
Fox ‘n’ Forests Review: Pixel Your Poison
Fox ‘n’ Forests very deliberately harkens back to a golden age of gaming; which is to say, 1991. Back when renting video games was not just a thing but actually popular, and games were made brutally difficult kind of just…
The Problem with: Overwatch
Or an alternative title: how to crucify yourself on the internet as quickly and cleanly as possible. Much like the “The Problem with: Breath of the Wild” article I put out on here a month or so ago (go read…
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood Nintendo Switch Review
Max as a gaming character (I was about to use the word “icon” but let’s not get carried away) has had an interesting history – interesting enough that I’ve got nine tabs of research open and still don’t really understand…
Solo: An Introspective Adventure Review
It’s funny what association can do for a game’s appeal. I picked up Solo (which, by the way, there are MANY films and properties with which Solo shares a name, so well done for finding this review, really appreciate it…
Scribblenauts Showdown Review
The “Party Game” has had a very odd lifecycle, all things considered. Started out of nowhere, more or less, with the first of SEVERAL Mario Party games on the N64, they saw a spike in popularity on the casual-cuddling Wii…
Top 10 video games set in the UK
A study recently conducted by Currys highlights the top video games based in the United Kingdom.…
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