News - November, 2015

Thursday26th Nov 2015

  • News Linx Launches Windows 10 Tablet in UK With Built in Xbox One Controller

    A strange beast

    Hardware manufacturer Linx has released a new tablet in the UK which comes with a little bit extra as standard. The Linx Vision 8 Gaming Tablet (as some retailers are listing it, though the manufacturer just calls it the Linx Vision) is a Windows 10-powered tablet with an 8" display with 800x1280 resolution, Quad-Core Intel chipset,...

Tuesday24th Nov 2015

Monday23rd Nov 2015

  • Review Star Wars: Battlefront (Xbox One)

    A New Hope?

    There's been an awakening. Have you felt it? From soup commercials to comic books, toys to movies, it's impossible to ignore the force that Star Wars has over the entertainment realm this holiday season. The hype even extends to the video game world, as the beloved Star Wars: Battlefront series is making a return after a 10-year snooze...

Friday20th Nov 2015

Wednesday18th Nov 2015

  • Review Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition (Xbox One)

    Certainly not definitive

    Considering how much better PC versions of games generally were in the last generation, it's been nice to see so many titles make the jump from Xbox 360 to Xbox One. Games such as DmC: Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition have seen huge improvements both graphically and gameplay wise. For the most part, these enhanced versions...

  • Review The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Hearts of Stone (Xbox One)

    Itchin' for more witchin'

    CD Projekt RED sure knows how to treat its fans. Not only was The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt a fantastic and deep RPG, but fans were rewarded with a consistent trickle of free DLC that ranged from new quests, outfits, and even a "New Game+" mode. Now, Hearts of Stone — the first paid expansion for The Witcher 3 — has released...

Tuesday17th Nov 2015

Sunday15th Nov 2015

  • Review Need for Speed (Xbox One)

    Monsterous

    We thought we'd take the "in-your-face" approach to reviewing Ghost Games' apparent "reboot" of the Need for Speed franchise, which we were disappointed to learn has very little to do with 1994's Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed. We will not apologise for it because nothing can hold us back. We're edgy. We're cool. We're...

Friday13th Nov 2015

Thursday12th Nov 2015

  • Review WWE 2K16 (Xbox One)

    Far from the bottom line

    Good games are usually more than the sum of their parts. You can have an average story and average gunplay going on, but still find that the game as a whole is fantastic fun because of the way it all comes together. On the other hand, you can have the best suite of options and the greatest game world ever, only to find that...

Wednesday11th Nov 2015

Tuesday10th Nov 2015

  • Review Call of Duty: Black Ops III (Xbox One)

    Back but not better than ever.

    Having three different developers at the helm of video gaming's biggest franchise has been an interesting move by Activision, and one that has put Call of Duty in a bit of an identity crisis. Last year, fans were treated to the excellent Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. The first offering from Sledgehammer Games took an...

  • Review Fat City (Xbox One)

    Not enough meat on its bones

    Before setting off, let's get one thing clear: Fat City is not out there fat shaming anyone. It's a reference to the rich affluence of New Orleans' "Fat City" neighbourhood, as well as talking about all the fat wads of banknotes the game's main protagonist Chris Knox is banking as you play through this simple, yet at...

Monday9th Nov 2015

Wednesday4th Nov 2015

  • News Pineview Drive Set to Bring More Horror to Xbox One

    Keep the lights on

    This news is coming via the German ratings authority USK, who have today certified the PC horror title Pineview Drive for an Xbox One release. As far as we're aware, the game hasn't been confirmed as coming to the platform until now, and there's very little information available regarding the port. As in, there isn't any...

  • Review Toto Temple Deluxe (Xbox One)

    Partly party

    Toto Temple Deluxe is yet another entry into the recently bulging "party game" segment of the Xbox One market. We all know the type of game that the description of the genre conjours up, with those titles generally being a bit limited in single player, but coming alive when like-minded friends pop round with some intoxicating liquor, or...

Tuesday3rd Nov 2015

Monday2nd Nov 2015

  • Review Guitar Hero Live (Xbox One)

    Striking the right chord

    Had you asked us two years ago if we'd be reviewing a Guitar Hero game in 2015, the chances are that we would have laughed you out of the building. So, we were as surprised as anyone when Activision announced that they'd be reviving the franchise this year and attempting to bring it into the current generation. And...