Reviews
Review: Final Fantasy XIII-2
Once again the time is upon us to jump into the vast and unending world of Final Fantasy with this latest title bringing with it a huge assortment of new locations, items, creatures and an unyielding and engrossing storyline th...
Film Review: The Woman in Black
After terrifying readers and audience members of its respective novel and stage adaptation, the acclaimed heritage of Susan Hill’s potboiling shocker could only be poorly served by cinema. This was a fate suffered by The ...
Film Review: The Muppets
One dark cold Saturday night deep in the north east of England, a brave grey haired irish man braved the bitter wind and ice to attend his local multiplex. His film of choice….The Muppets. All seemed to be going well. No tr...
Review: Blazblue: Continuum Shift 2 (PSP)
The BlazBlue series has finally made its way to handhelds, but was it worth the wheel of fate? Find out in this review. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 and the Blazblue series overall features a wide variety of rather unusual cha...
Review: One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP
Most anime games never turn out the way they should. Most would expect a nice open world in which you can explore the lands that your favourite character explores and lives around. Also, if they include fighting in the anime th...
Review: Resident Evil Revelations
Resident Evil is in a strange position of currently having two distinct fan bases. One of these set of people are those who believe entries 1-3 are the way a Resident Evil game should be, with scarce ammo, tension and jump scar...
Review: Catherine
After waiting for almost a year since its Japanese release Catherine has finally made it to European shores. Has the wait for our dreamer Vincent been worth it? Or is this game just another sheep in the herd? Find out in this r...
Review: Brawl Busters (PC MMO)
On the surface it’s hard to forgo the obvious similarities of Brawl Busters to Valve’s popular Team Fortress 2 title. There’s no escaping the fact that the character models share the same whimsical charm, ...
Film Review: Chronicle
It should be evident during this semi-found footage account of teenage superhuman exploits that this isn’t a superhero story, this isn’t even the angst of the X-Men. Chronicle hews hard and close to the bark of the seminal ...
Review: Haunt (XBLA Kinect)
Haunt was debuted from NanaOn-Sha back at the Tokyo Game Show 2010 along with a number of other Kinect projects including Project Draco and Steel Battalion: Heavy Armour. Since then there hasn’t been much coverage of the titl...
