The Golden Age of Cheat Discs Is Coming Back Thanks To...
Remember those PS2 days when you could go to GAME and buy a Xploder Ultimate Edition cheat disk that could unlock new weapons or make you...
PS4 exclusive Ratchet and Clank takes top spot
Ps4 exclusive Ratchet and Clank has topped the UK all-format charts and in the process has become the first in the series to do it.
Shadow of the Serpent Event Now Live in EVE Online
The latest EVE Online release has brought lots of game improvements and the latest massive in-game event, the Shadow of the Serpent, where CONCORD has declared newly...
Gamescom 2015: Mad Max
Mad Max delivers open world gameplay in a post-apocalyptic setting where Maxs' car; something Chumbucket calls the “Magnum Opus", is the key to his survival
Year in Review 2015: 5 Best Female Characters
2015 was certainly an eventful year for gaming, there was a lot that got us here at Elite Gamer excited! This also marks another year of strong female roles. I have collected a few of our favourites from games this year!
Microsoft discontinues production of Xbox 360
Microsoft has today announced that it is to cease production of its hugely successful Xbox 360 console.
SMITE World Championship to take place during new Hi-Rez Expo
Hi-Rez Studios announced today that the 2017 SMITE World Championship will be taking place during the brand new Hi-Rez Expo event, in Atlanta, USA on January 5 -...
Tomb Raider vs Tomb Raider vs Tomb Raider
Lara Croft and her games have been reimagined more than once, each point marking a decade of game design.
While Legend was the first real reboot, building a new engine, gameplay style and backstory from the ground up, I feel like Anniversary is the best one to point out how much Tomb Raider had changed. It was a honest to god remake and not simply a HD texture pack, and took subtle but definite steps to turn Lara Croft into a more fleshed out, more human character. Tomb Raider 2013's reboot overshadows the previous one, but the reasons for that might not be in it's favour.
MGSV Mega Review – Chapter 1: The Game
MGSV is one of the most satisfying games I’ve ever played and the buzz I shared on my first impressions review never died out. Usually in MGS I have moments were I go nuts with lethal weapons, disregarding stealth because there’s more novelty in strapping a guard with C4 and holding down the fort with a machine gun after he blows up. But this one gives you so many options for playing it sneaky that I haven’t even had time to use bullets and bombs.



















