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?
Gamescom 2017: Project Cars 2 Impressions
The Elite Gamer triplets sat with Project Cars 2 for a few laps each using a proprietary wheel with force-feedback. Despite needing some time...
The History of FPS: From Gibs to Grenades
The term “First Person Shooter” Is now a household phrase linked to big franchises such as “Call of Duty”, “Battlefield” and “Halo”. The FPS...
5 Reasons PC Gaming Beats Console Gaming
Better Hardware, Better Visuals and Faster Frame Rate
Many console gamers argue that the substance of the game trumps how it looks; that is, the...
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.
5 Things Nintendo’s NX Needs To Succeed
I’ve decided to comprise a list of the 5 most important things Nintendo need to focus on, in order to regain its reputation as an industry leading powerhouse, with the NX. Here goes;
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.
Google Pixel 3 XL first impressions – Another Amazing Android? Maybe
Fresh from its official European launch in London comes the Google Pixel 3 XL. I've had the Pixel for around three days now and...
Rage, rejoice …and help children in need. A Rogue Islands experience.
You’re lost, hungry and confused. And no, I’m not talking about your daily life. Welcome to Rogue Islands, an all-new fantasy FPS developed by...
Is Xbox Game Pass a Desperate but Inspired Gamble or a...
Last Tuesday (23rd January) Phil Spencer announced that any first-party titles MS released for the foreseeable future will be available on Game Pass at launch. We ask if this is desperate gamble by the ailing giant or the first step on the road to 'Games as a Service'? Do we have anything to fear?




















