Three Things We Won’t Be Seeing at E3 2018…
With syndication sites packed to the gills with predictions of what we can expect to see at E3, EliteGamer.com is exercising her contrarian streak and killing three of your dreams about E3.Â
Strange Brigade at Gamescom 2017 – Hands-on and Interview with Senior...
Strange Brigade at GamesCom 2017 - Hands-on and Interview with Senior Designer, Tom Rigby
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlcOFM0oiRc
There was a new challenge of keeping it as difficult with...
Are Iterative Consoles a Betrayal to Console Gamers? Editor’s Debate
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
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...
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...
PS5 Announced in 2018? Don’t Be So Naïve
We've been hearing a lot in the last few days about how the PlayStation 5 could be coming this year or next, with supposed...
Shio review – You Shio-uldn’t Have!
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.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and manufactured hype
The dark side of the moon is a nickname give to a region on our celestial friend that is never seen from Earth. This...
Persona 5 is my Game of the Year 2017 (Here’s Why)
Like many fans of this critically acclaimed JRPG series, I've been counting down the days to Persona 5's release since the first release window...
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?





















