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Oh, the humanity!
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Oh, the humanity!

If you're a long-time reader then you're probably thinking: "What the poo?" It's a fair question, too.7% of you read our site on a mobile device, most likely while on the toilet.

The Xbox One has just turned two years old today. It's crazy to think that we've been cursing the Kinect for that long, isn't it?

A little earlier today it transpired that Sony was flexing its marketing muscles in a way that made executives gush, shareholders applaud and consumers a wee bit pissed off.

Just over a year ago I stepped on to a plane and left behind my friends and family to go and live in Germany.

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.

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.

Some of the best games for the PlayStation One are still very playable today, either via phone emulators, PC emulators, PS Vita or better yet, in their original form on a PlayStation 1 console! Here's our top ten PlayStation One games

So how has Sony's PS4 done? Has it been a resounding success? Has it delivered on its promises of being the best games console on the market? Is it truly the next-gen console we've been waiting for?

What do you think when somebody tells you that they write for a website, more specifically, a gaming news website?

It seems that these days not a single game can be announced by its developer/publisher without it blowing up in our faces, clawing for our attention and more importantly, our money.