All the greatest vampire hunters throughout history each took a different approach to slaying the undead, whether it be via silver stake, garlic pepper spray or a very sharp axe. Decades of cinema has taught us that the best way…
Natural Doctrine Review
I tread carefully around titles that pride themselves on sadism. There’s a thin line between challenging and difficulty levels which just exist as a “fuck you” to anyone who bothers playing them. There’s challenging, and then there’s just stupid. On…
Senran Kagura Shinovi Verses Review
If I asked you to imagine a ninja, one can assume you’ll picture a tall dark male, with a neckerchief around his face, his hood up and running around in what you’d probably describe as a black dressing gown. Now…
FIFA 15 Review
“…if you are a FIFA fan then the answer is yes; you probably should go and buy FIFA 15” The latest instalment of the phenomenally popular FIFA series has arrived from EA Sports, and football fans everywhere have rushed to…
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Review
If you haven’t spent any time playing those more vague Japanese games, or heard of any of their games, you should know just how…interesting their games can be, i mean they can hold your attention very well and very easily…
Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate Review
What is it with the Warriors Orochi/Dynasty Warriors games? They never change. They’re like the Will Smith of the gaming industry. Sure, the visuals might have taken a slow meander up the quality chain as console generations passed, but when…
Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited Review
It’s a new Disgaea Dood! Nope, just a port. Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited is a port and slightly updated version of Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten, bringing it from the PS3 to the PSVita. Additional content, all DLC and…
Table Top Racing Review
Originally released as a mobile title for IOS and Android devices, this game has found its way onto Sony’s handheld a whole year and a half later. Styling itself as a mixture of both Micro Machines and Mario Kart, this…
Hyperdimension Neptunia PP Review
Ever heard of Hyperdimension Neptunia? I wouldn’t be shocked, it’s never been a popular series due to a sleuth of problems from terrible frame rates that would oddly combine with terrible PS2 looking graphics. It was a very Japanese game,…
Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars Review
Another Atlus game, another hundred hours spent in my bed playing it to death… wait this is actually developed by Spike Chunsoft… What!? Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars is game developed by Spike Chunsoft and published by Atlus,…
The UK’s most expensive retro games right now
Retro-gaming collectors, get ready to check your shelves! A new study from CSDB.gg has revealed…
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