Bulletstorm first came out at the start of 2011 on the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. I recall playing it back when it was released and thinking it was a really enjoyable game that ended a little early. Being aware that they probably wouldn’t add any extra single-player to the game, I was unsure how […]
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LEGO City Undercover originally appeared on the Wii U back in 2013. Now that the console is becoming obsolete, LEGO and Telltale have decided to re-release the game on current-gen systems. I’m not a fan of games being re-released for an easy cash grab, but I’m willing to let this one slide. Story: You are […]
Fated: The Silent Oath: It is not often that I get to review a VR game so when the opportunity comes around, it is always a new and enjoyable experience. In this case, it’s a short, two-hour game, which is more an experience than a game. The game is set in a fictional Viking world […]
Mass Effect: Andromeda sees the series in its fourth instalment. I have completed 1, completed 2, but never even played 3. Even though it is meant to be one of the better games from the series, it was timed poorly for me and I ended up playing other games instead. Since the release of the […]
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Snakebyte Nintendo Switch Starter Pack: First of all, I don’t know much about Snakebyte but after my recent experiences with them I will definitely find out more. This is my third starter pack so I feel quite experienced in my review. This one is a noticeable three pounds more than any of its other competitors. […]
Snakebyte NSW Headphones: Using headphones has become quite important for me to use whilst I play my Nintendo Switch. Here we have a product made by Snakebyte. If you are interested in buying this product, I recommend getting them from the Amazon/Switch link above, as they seem to be selling out quickly. Firstly, looking at […]
Snakebyte Carry Bag: Here we have a carry bag for your Nintendo Swtich which is definitely more a bag than a case. The hardest thing about reviewing this is my lack of understanding about why you would buy it. The case itself is made out of a neoprene material (synthetic rubbers) which is good in […]
LEGO Worlds: I am going to say it right from the off. I’m impressed, this is how a Lego game should be, but let’s go dig a little deeper into why I think this is the must own Lego game on the market. Story: There is no story, you are to be a master builder […]
Venom Nintendo Switch Starter Pack: Being the newest console out, companies have made a plethora of accessories to try and catch the positive Switch vibe. You can find yourself going on to Amazon and buying accessories which end up being rubbish, or paying that little bit extra for all the official stuff that may not […]
Venom In-Ear Stereo eSports Gaming Headset: Here we have a gaming headset which really offers versatility. Although this review was primarily for the use of the headset with the Nintendo Switch, I did have a go at using it with the PSVR and the Xbox One. It offers the same quality for all of these […]
