FIFA World Cup Video Games – Best & Worst
Licensed games have a habit of being average, forgettable titles curtailed by the expense of their origins. World Cup and UEFA titles are no different with the majority sinking into the oblivion of the middle-ground.
Where’s my N64 Mini, Nintendo?
In a world where a week doesn't seem to go by without the announcement of a mini edition of a beloved console from your...
Can the PS4’s Exclusive Games Line-up Keep Sony on Top in...
While Sony brought us classics last year like Horizon Zero Dawn and Uncharted The Lost Legacy, 2018 could be an incredible year for PS4...
PlayStation and Cross-Play – No Match Made in Heaven
With a dominant install base worldwide, PlayStation has no real need for cross-play. Most games will find someone amongst the 80 millions users to set you up with. Why hand this advantage over to their competitors?
Reggie’s Love Affair with: the Pokémon Franchise
The first time Reggie laid eyes on these exotic pocket monster, he did not know was about to embark on a two-decade long love affair...
Nintendo @ E3 2018 – Super Smash Bros, Splatoon 2, Pokémon...
With the runaway success of the Switch, strong 3rd-party support and some management changes this year, this Nintendo fanboy doubts he will be disappointed
The Phenomenon of Five Nights At Freddy’s
Five Nights At Freddy's: How Scott Cawthon created one of the most interesting phenomenons in gaming over the last year.
Virtual Reality might just become the world’s most powerful educational tool
I’ve been mulling over how we educate our citizens, having watched students and teachers struggle for the past year and a half, with the...
Bethesda @ E3 2018 – RAGE 2 for sure, Skyrim for...
Dropping a bombshell pre-E3 is an effective way to steal the thunder that anything else at E3 creates and Bethesda probably has a bombshell or two ready to go.
Fallout 76: An optimist’s trek through the wasteland
In 2009 I had a conversation with a friend about how awesome it would be if we could play Oblivion or Fallout 3 co-op...




















