Reviews
Review: SoulCalibur V
SoulCalibur V is the latest installment to the popular fighting series, and it certainly has been a while since we’ve seen it last. The game is back though, and has taken a big leap into the future. Even though the story...
Review: Quarrel (XBLA)
Quarrel is a word orientated strategy game developed by Denki, and is by far one of the best word games to date on any system. The best way to describe Quarrel would be to say that it plays something along the lines of a strate...
Film Review: The Grey
Liam Neeson’s career trajectory has always been one in a perpetual state of genre gymnastics. Dancing between critic pleasing fare (Schindler’s List, Nell) and schlocky action-packed diversions of varying quality (Taken, Ro...
Jammy’s Archive #03 – San Francisco Rush 2049 (Dreamcast)
Picking some of my favourite, unique and just plain strange games in my collection, Jammy’s Archive aims to give you a perspective on some lost gems of gaming, and some others thrown in for good measure….. Game – San ...
Review: Lord Of The Rings: War In The North
It’s been a while since a decent Lord Of The Rings title hit our consoles. The recent release of Lord Of The Rings: War In The North ventures into a new area in the saga which has yet been touched upon before. Warner Bros...
Review: Crush3D
Nintendo handhelds have always been the place to go for puzzle games, the genre lending itself well to portable gaming, especially when Nintendo decided to add a touchscreen to its devices. However, mobile gaming has exploded i...
Film Review: Haywire
After apparently turning his back on mainstream filmmaking (and briefly flirting with retirement) Steven Soderberg is –for the moment – still churning them out. Contagion barely opened four months ago, Haywire is released t...
Jammy’s Archive #02 – Aerowings (Dreamcast)
Picking some of my favourite, unique and just plain strange games in my collection, Jammy’s Archive aims to give you a perspective on some lost gems of gaming….. Game – Aerowings Developer – CRI Middleware...
Review: Get Up And Dance (PS3)
There are many dancing games on the market, with many of them being quite entertaining and successful. If I’m honest with you, I’m not a very good dancer, so I end up being quite proud when I bust out a robotic-esk ...
Film Review: Shame
There should be a word of warning for filmmakers who attempt to leave the impression of the film to their audience, being impartial or ‘leaving it up to the viewer’ may represent some ideological integrity but it is reducti...
