Opinion

With a dwindling set of AAA licences available year-on-year, Konami were forced to change tack. Turkish Süper Lig, SPL and full partnerships with the Old Firm of Celtic and Rangers are not to be underestimated - nor is the sharp upturn in player/team numbers. Here's why.

At the tender age of twelve, a smaller but still bearded Reggie stepped into Hyrule for the first time. Nearly two decades later and TLoZ series is still making him fall in love with it all over again. Here's Reggie's Love Affair with... The Legend of Zelda

An idiot and a senile old man duke it out about whether or not console manufacturers are undermining a traditional console gaming strength by cluttering their line-up and forcing iterative upgrades

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpyAvk5ydEs “Co-op games can be hard for a n00b to get into. If you select certain characters and screw up, people get angry ..." Game Director...

Shio is a mysterious platformer that sometimes tries to reach beyond it's grasp in terms of narrative. This can be forgiven due to the games persistent walking of the fine line between deep narrative and sharp platforming.

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.

By: Lynda McDonald There’s good and bad in everything. Of course, sometimes these good and bad things aren’t important enough to the pros/cons argument, because they...

In the upcoming game Halo 5: Guardians, Master Chief's former teammates are finally getting their long anticipated appearance in a Halo video game. But,...

After a 12 day embargo, we can finally lift the lid on EA's Stamford Bridge FIFA 18 preview... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1FJfr_spJQ ...in-game footage that comes a little closer...

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?