Making a Murderer – The Netflix Sensation
Making a Murderer has taken the Internet by storm, but what makes this crime documentary stand out from the rest?
Reggie’s Love Affair with: The Elder Scrolls Series
This games writer has loved the Elder Scrolls series since it washed up on console over 15 years ago. Follow EliteGamer.com's own Reggie around Tamriel for a nostalgasm...
The Art of Video Game Music
Top 5 list comprising of some of the best (and oddest) covers of video game music.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege: Blood Orchid Impressions and Patch Notes
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege: Blood Orchid
Operation Health ends with the upcoming release of Blood Orchid for R6: Siege. No longer will players get...
Can Anyone Break the Gaming Console Duopoly?
It all started with the Magnavox Odyssey, a strange box that could be connected to a TV at home and run some games like...
Year in Review 2015: 10 Best Games
2015 has been an incredible year for video games! Here are the top 10 best video games of the year as chosen by our readers!
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.
What Will We See at Todays Nintendo Direct Event? Black Ops...
Nintendo has confirmed that is hosting another Nintendo Direct event today/tonight at 10 pm Irish time/ 2 pm Pacific and 5 pm Eastern.
https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/971385031242518528
So what...
Recent Titles We Should Have Loved – But Were Ruined by...
There are still some publishers and devs with the backbone to release full games. However, it is getting rarer that we can enjoy a game without horrific Bernaysian voodoo trying to wrench our wallets back open.
How Can PSVR Avoid Becoming Smartphones’ Next Victim?
The PS Vita has been flatlining for a while now. Nintendo have yet to announce a 3DS follow-up, seemingly content to sweep up with the hybrid Switch. Smartphones killed a once-proud handheld market and they are likely to kill again.





















