Opinion

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...

Reviewing a game should be a simple process and usually, it is. A PR company sends a code a week or two early, gives...

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...

EliteGamer.com editors waste an afternoon arguing over remakes and remasters. Are there too many?? Or are gamers free to vote with their piggy-banks?? I suppose you could call it a remaster debate.

It's obvious that the last decade of rugby games were rushed, low-budget affairs. Such fan-exploitative tactics do nothing to help the sport itself nor their respective games' chances of becoming an annual/biennal hit.

Five Nights At Freddy's: How Scott Cawthon created one of the most interesting phenomenons in gaming over the last year.

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.

Whilst almost every other reviewer was happy to s**t out a review of the offline modes only in order to meet the embargo, I have actually played and reviewed the full game. Enjoy.

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.

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...