Opinion

With an impressive game to sell, Konami's failure to start its online service by launch meant IGN and Eurogamer were faced with a choice; release the reviews on the 28th August embargo without playing any online components or haemorrhage views to someone else.

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.

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.

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...

We take a look back at the cult anime classic of the 90s, what made it so special and why the recent whitewashing nontroversy just doesn't get it at all.

You love your Nintendo Switch. It’s convenient for travel. Instead of staring out the bus window for an hour, you can take your own trip to...

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.

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...

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...

Activision abused Spiderman for long enough by flooding the market with sub-par cash grabs... Thomas 'T-Bag' Telford looks forward to Sony's efforts