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Capcom Believe Resident Evil 7 Will Sell 4 Million Copies on Day One
Capcom are confident that Resident Evil 7 will be a big hit when it releases with the company believing that Resident Evil 7 will sell...
Space Hulk: Deathwing Suffers Delay
by Emiliano
Space Hulk: Deathwing has been delayed following its recent beta, which is what betas are for, right? The beta brought to light many issues with...
Funcom Reveals More Details on Conan: Exiles
by Emiliano
Funcom have released new details on there next step in the Conan the Barbarian universe, Conan: Exiles. Set in the Conan the Barbarian universe, this...
Vivendi Increases Its Stake in Ubisoft to 25%, Hostile Takeover Looming
Vivendi have inched closer to starting a hostile takeover bid of Ubisoft as the media conglomerate have confirmed that they have increased their stake in...
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel Review
by Will Worrall
Well, it’s happened yet again, I’ve been asked to review yet another strange little Japanese game. At this point it’s not even a reputation, it’s...
Hacked Off: When the Lore in Some Video Games Is Hidden and Not Easy to Access
by James Haxell
Two of the games I have come to love on the current generation of gaming are Destiny and Overwatch, and these are both contributors to...
NieR: Automata Demo Coming 22nd December
by Ian Cooper
Square Enix have announced that both fans and newcomers alike can experience the upcoming action RPG, NieR: Automata, releasing on the 22nd December on the...
Steep Review
by Ian Cooper
Whilst playing Ubisoft’s new extreme sports game, Steep, I realised something: I’m having the best skiing holiday I’ve never had. I’ve never been one for...
Lose Your Dignity with Butcher’s Free W.I.M.P. DLC
by Steve Gill
Misanthropic cyborg shooter Butcher, released back in October (see my review here), is a heck of a lot of fun, and the gore-drenched pixel art...
Phil Spencer Says Xbox Scorpio Will Have a Console Price Point, Won’t Compete With High-End Rigs
There’s been much speculation regarding how much Xbox Scorpio will cost when it launches towards the end of 2017, with a portion of gamers worried...
Rad Rodgers: World One Review
by Derek Miller
It’s time to take a trip back to the 90s once again for the retro inspired platformer Rad Rodgers: World One. The latest from Interceptor...
Retro Respawn – Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (Dreamcast Version)
In some ways Ready 2 Rumble Boxing feels a lot like that guy who’s trying so hard to be witty and wacky at the office...
Free Bulletstorm Remaster Upgrade “Not Possible” for Current Owners Says Pitchford
Anyone who currently owns a copy of Bulletstorm on PC will not be receiving a free upgrade to the remaster version, Gearbox Software’s CEO Randy...
Final Fantasy XV Review
by Kane Newell
It’s hard to pinpoint what makes the Final Fantasy series so great and loved by millions of people worldwide for the past 20+ years. Perhaps it’s...
World of Warcraft Nostalrius Return Set for December 17th
The vanilla World of Warcraft Nostalrius servers will make a long awaited return later this month, courtesy of the Elysium Project. After several months of...
Sign Me Up for The Pedestrian
by Steve Gill
I do love a good puzzle-platformer, but they can tend to be a bit samey. Happily then, Skookum Arts’ The Pedestrian offers something a little...
Pokémon Sun and Moon Review
Author’s Note: For the purpose of this review, I personally played Pokémon Moon. However, the differences between the two versions are minimal, so this review encompasses...