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I've been getting to grips with Sony's answer to backwards compatibility for a short while now and suffice to say, I'm pretty sick of it. It may sound a little harsh, but it's best to get the hard parts out early.
So we begin, dear readers. We have the pleasure of introducing what will hopefully become a regular series of articles called "Retrospeculating," where we will look at different consoles both big and small from the…
Since the first arcade game in 1966, a submarine simulator and light gun shooter released by Saga, arcade games have evolved.
Now that E3 2015 has come to a close, I’ve put together a roundup covering two of the standout launches: the Xbox One Elite Controller and Super Mario Maker.
This was supposed to be an in-depth review and Toro was supposed to be worth my twenty quid. Neither is working out.
The Last Guardian has been in development since 2007, and it was officially announced to the gaming public in 2009 during Sony's E3 conference.
Not too long ago Sony announced that PS Now would be rolling out across North America and that players would be able to play over 100 games for a set price per month, a deal that seems too good to be true.
The Xbox One may be doing fairly well in the United States and the United Kingdom, but it's another story in the land of beer and bratwurst.
Earlier today we reported that Sony has released the first details on the upcoming PlayStation Now subscription service, including pricing, games and more. So, is it worth your time and money?
2014 is still pretty fresh in our minds - we're still dating cheques with 2014 - but 2015 looks set to be a formidable year in gaming.
Games journalism is a bit of a grey area in the view of some people.
Re-releases seem to be the flavour of the year when it comes to the PS4; so far we've had Tomb Raider, The Last of US, GTA V and a few others break the generational boundaries between the PS3 and PS4.