Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness is officially the sixth Star Ocean game. It is a series that’s definitely worth getting into and has given me a number of hours of fun. The games often heavily rely on an inspiring story and strong graphics… how ironic… read on. This is a Japanese RPG which follows suit […]
Overwatch: It is not often the case that a game is developed and published by the same company – but similar to a number of other things, this game breaks those boundaries. Blizzard Entertainment are behind this game and have also been behind a number of hits like: World of Warcraft, Hearthstone and Diablo III […]
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LEGO Marvel Avengers is a game that, when first announced, I was worried that it would be a step back from Lego Marvel Super Heroes. Did this end up being the case? Read on to find out. This title brings players into the worlds seen on the big screen, taking you through major events seen […]
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Destiny Destiny Destiny… I’ve experienced a love hate affair with you. When Destiny arrived last year I marvelled at a world populated with players. The first time a player with a far higher level ploughed through an enemy that had me pinned behind a rock, blew my mind. To me, it was like the Hulk […]
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Mad Max – this is the game where some of the graphics settings aren’t just ‘high’ or ‘ultra’… they’re MAX! Max Rockatansky (voiced by Bren Foster – Home And Away, Days Of Our Lives), who only ever speaks when he needs to – which is almost never – is on his never-ending quest for fuel. […]
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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is set in 1975, one year after Peace Walker, where Paz Ortega was missing and considered presumed de ad. Snake’s backstory in graphic novel-style format with text, and you’re tasked with heading to Camp Omega, on Cuban soil, to find her – as she has information on someone or […]
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