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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Hitman 2 (2018) feels very much like a Bond film when it starts up on the Prologue level, as Agent 47 comes into view on a night boat to a beach house to track down some info on a particular baddie, but as luck would have it, they soon return and your mission changes to […]
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is out now, and after the success of Red Dead Redemption, a sequel eventually had to happen. After the tearaway success of GTA V, what could Rockstar possibly do to follow on from that? Almost anything would be pale in comparison! After an announcement in late 2017, Red Dead Redemption 2 […]
Montana Mike is a new platformer for the ZX Spectrum Next – and the third physical release ever (and also from Spectrum Next Games, following Dungeonette and DeltaStar Earth Defence) which will take our titular intrepid action hero through the Aztec Ruins of Mexico, into the catacombs of Ra in Egypt, beneath the city of […]
Soul Calibur VI all takes place in the late 16th Century, but… don’t worry, you won’t get a deep history lesson here, as it’s all about the improbable, but hugely enjoyable and furistic-feeling hack ‘n’ slash from what is definitely my favourite fighting game franchise of all time. I do seem to have missed a […]
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 is out now and, first of all, I am keen to ensure you all understand that there has definitely been far too much bad press about this game. In an era where Fortnite is ruling, everybody was quick to chastise Call of Duty for deciding it doesn’t need a […]
Dakar 18, and rally videogames are great, right? Well, soon after starting a race, I quickly went off the track and into the desert, and didn’t know where I was meant to go as there’s no map in the bottom-right, just a set of rather odd icons in the form of a series of roadbook […]
Assassins Creed Odyssey follows on from the success of last years Assassins Creed Origins with its Egyptian setting this year we have Odyssey with a Greek setting. The backdrop and story starts with Leonidas and the 300. You remember that great movie from around 10 year ago? Well, this opening literally just sets you off […]
FIFA 19 is out now, and every year I hear people saying the same things: “FIFA is the same game, I won’t buy it this year, why can’t it be more like Pro Evo Soccer? I give up with this game.” At the end of the year, I am normally in the same camp. However, […]
Mega Man 11 brings us the first new game in the series since March 2010, when Mega Man 10 was released on the last generation of consoles. The year is 20XX, Dr Wily is causing trouble, and only you can stop him. I won’t go deep into the plot because you know it’s a case […]
