Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle DLC: This is a bit of a strange one for me, I must admit, given I had never watched the anime based on the Manga and Michael reviewed the first game, as well as Attack On Titan 2. This Final Battle DLC was only on PC, which is more […]
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has some serious pedigree behind it! Koji Igarashi of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night fame created Bloodstained to be a spiritual successor to the aforementioned Symphony of the Night after leaving Konami. Bloodstained was one of the higher paid success stories from Kickstarter. It did better than Torment: Tides of […]
Assassins Creed II Remastered means the game is back and it’s bigger than ever. The title was initially released back in October 2012 to much praise, moving the franchise along with new game mechanics and a whole new story about the American Revolution. It is easy to forget the roots of the series and how […]
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice shows From Software are back with a new I.P and this has been something I have been waiting on for a good while, now. I guess I must be glutton for punishment as I keep going back to their games, Bloodborne being an example forced my hand into getting a PS4 […]
Devil May Cry 5 is out now, and Capcom are on a roll as of late with the Resident Evil remasters (especially Resident Evil 2) and not forgetting the awesome Resident Evil 7. On top of those you have Monster Hunter World and Mega Man 11 to name but a few releases over the past […]
Anthem is the first major title of 2019: A brand new IP from Bioware after Mass Effect Andromeda, and this one has hit the stores after much waiting to mixed feelings from reviewers but many players lapping it up like a cat that got the cream! Iain MetcalfRetro at heart and lover of all things […]
Hitman HD Enhanced Collection has ‘sneaked’ onto PS4 and Xbox One (or should that be sneaked) bringing two of the franchises earlier games to modern consoles. With this, you get Hitman: Blood Money from 2006 (previously available on Xbox 360, PS2, Windows & Original Xbox) and Hitman: Absolution from 2012 (first out on Windows, OSX, […]
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Zzap! 64 Annual 2019 is out now, and Zzap! is back after way too many years away, and it was possibly the greatest home computer magazine for the best 8-bit machine out there… the Commodore 64! Of course, there were two sister magazines in both Crash – for the ZX Spectrum, and Amtix – for […]
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Call of Cthulhu is out now, and the works of HP Lovecraft have fascinated those who love horror and mysterious places for countless years. Oddly, though, during his life his work wasn’t particularly popular and didn’t really start getting recognised, or read, till his death in 1937. Since then, there have been countless authors who […]
Castlevania Requiem shows now we have Konami re-releasing older generation games on modern platforms, and here we have Rondo of Blood and Symphony of the Night! Rondo of Blood is a more traditional Castlevania game, initially released on the PC Engine CD-ROM during 1993 and later ported to the SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) in […]
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