In Homefront, Kim Jong-il is not just ill, he’s now dead. His son, Kim Jong-un, has taken over and managed to unite Korea. However, they go on to invade the US, along with Japan, and …
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In Homefront, Kim Jong-il is not just ill, he’s now dead. His son, Kim Jong-un, has taken over and managed to unite Korea. However, they go on to invade the US, along with Japan, and …
Continue readingMachete begins with our titular hero, played by Danny Trejo, as one of two Federal agents driving to rescue a hot girl from the clutches of her kidnappers because she’s a witness against Rogelio Torrez …
Continue readingYars’ Revenge – does the name sound familiar? If it does, then that’s probably because you’re also hovering around 40. Yars’ Revenge was always a curious oddity. You couldn’t stop playing, but you literally had …
Continue readingSonic Free Riders is a board game… in that you’re travelling on a hoverboard, but this isn’t exactly as exciting as Back to the Future II. Well, technically, it’s an Extreme Gear, aka an air-board. …
Continue readingIs everybody IN? Is EVERYBODY in? Because my review of The Doors is about to begin! Nearly 20 years after he died, Oliver Stone sought to make a film about the rapid rise and heavy …
Continue readingSega Dreamcast Collection is four Xbox Live Arcade titles brought together in one package. The fun begins with Crazy Taxi. Just those two words tell you all you need to know: You know the game, …
Continue readingKinect Adventures is a compilation of five titles on a disc which comes with Microsoft’s new Kinect advice, which aims to trump anything the Nintendo Wii and Sony’s Playstation Move devices, both of which require …
Continue readingWe Are What We Are begins with an old man who’s seen walking about a shopping mall in Mexico and leering at shop window dummies… As the shop’s owner shoos him away and cleans the …
Continue reading7 Wonders of the Solar System – yes, I would’ve expected there to be scores more wonders around the planet we inhabit, but for the purposes of this documentary, there are just seven of them. …
Continue readingMy Sister Lives on the Mantelpiece by Annabel Pitcher – Audiobook Review I apologise right now. For those new to the audiobook experience, I am afraid that this is precisely the kind of story that …
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