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Konami hasn't done itself many favours in the eyes of gamers over recent months.
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Chris Harding wrote for The Games Cabin.

Konami hasn't done itself many favours in the eyes of gamers over recent months.

Way back in 2012 when the PS3 and Xbox 360 were still the pinnacle of home console gaming, Capcom released Resident Evil 6.

[Update: This post was, unfortunately, rather inaccurate. The UK's PSN sale has now gone live and the deals listed below are not what's on offer.

A few days ago I finished up Call of Duty: Black Ops III's campaign mode. At the time I was a wee bit confused and, in all honesty, a bit disappointed.

Two years ago today, the PS4 hit store shelves before being ripped off them by gamers hungry for some next-gen gaming. Well, in North America.

Let's get this straight out into the open so we all know where we stand: I'm not a fan of the futuristic setting that the Call of Duty franchise has stumbled into.

I was chatting with a couple of the lads the other day and we got to the subject of video games.

The Halo series is almost as old as me now. No, it's not. As much as I try to hide it, I am indeed getting on in years.

Today I almost cried. Almost, but I held those tears back like a real tough guy and retreated to garden for a smoke and held my nerve while my partner stood in the kitchen, baffled at my response.