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At this point in the pandemic, I reckon we’re all just sat here waiting to hear what Josef Fares comes out with next. He’s the bad boy of video games, that guy who rocks up to the bar smoking a cigarette indoors, but not in a dickhead way. “You want me to put this out?” he asks. “Sure, no problem. […]
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With the indefinite cancellation of Trials of Osiris, Bungie confirmed what we already knew: there’s no easy fix for a conspiracy. So many Destiny 2 players were using the Hakke Emblem Method to cheat their way into the Lighthouse that Bungie had to immediately shut down trials in the middle of last weekend. Now, it appears that Trials will remain […]
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Blaine is still my favourite example of Pokemon’s attempt at eccentricity. We usually get characters who are jumpy or jittery in some way, from stuttered dialogue to the sheer velocity at which they hurtle from one side of the screen to the other. I’m thinking of Pokemon Platinum’s Looker – who I also love, but he’s no Blaine – or […]
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Here, right – what’s up with the state of contemporary console UI? I don’t mean to be disrespectful, and I can appreciate the immense effort both UI and UX designers go to in order to create a slick new look that screams “this is next-gen” as if they’re Leonidas punting loads of PS4s into a giant pit of death. But […]
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Those that love classic point-and-click adventures like the Monkey Island series or Grim Fandango should keep an eye out for The Secret of Retropolis an upcoming virtual reality (VR) title coming to PC headsets this summer. The first VR videogame from indie team Peanut Button which formed in 2019, The Secret of Retropolis is a stylish story-driven with plenty of […]
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As Planet Coaster Console celebrates the release of the Vintage and World’s Fair double pack, we spoke to game director Gary Richards about the inspiration behind the pack and the team’s love of theme parks. We also found out more about the pack itself, and talked about the reception Planet Coaster Console has had. Theme Park Research And Inspiration As […]
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I am absolutely thrilled that Pokemon is finally giving us a proper open world game next year with Pokemon Legends Arceus, and like so many Pokemon fans, my mind is awash with the possibilities. I’ve already explained that I think it could be Pokemon’s Rogue One – AKA the best Star Wars movie – and that it’ll be a little […]
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Last night, a couple of my friends asked me if I wanted to play Modern Warfare 2’s multiplayer. I cut my teeth on shooters growing up, flitting between Infection lobbies in Halo 3 and high-octane bouts of Call of Duty’s Demolition, so an invitation to return to that world of voguish quickscopes and rogue rocket-propelled grenades was enticing, to say […]
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“War?” a man in Ba Sing Se’s Lower Ring asks. “What war? The Earth Kingdom has been at peace for hundreds of years – you’ve clearly been guzzling too much cactus juice.” There’s a saying on r/LakeLaogai – “There is no war within the walls.” This is a mantra created by the secret agents of the Dai Li and parroted […]
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When it comes to modern zombie movies the Zombieland franchise is one of the better ones, a nice mixture of over-the-top gore and a comedic narrative. Today, XR Games and Sony Pictures Virtual Reality (SPVR) have announced Zombieland: Headshot Fever, an arcade shooter coming to most VR headsets this Spring. Inspired by classic 90s light gun games like Time Crisis […]
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