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Ludonarrative Discussion: Best of 2019

by Jacob Heayes

Online Screen Editor Jacob Heayes runs through some of the highlights of 2019 in video game storytelling.

A Hideo Kojima Article

by Taylor-William Hill

Coinciding with the release of Death Stranding, Taylor-William Hill makes a case for the existence of gaming auteurs.

Everything you need to know about Sony’s E3 2016 press conference

by Editors

Of late, Sony’s E3 press conferences are a little like buses. Still trying to remove the scars of that PS3 announcement in 2007, we’ve waited years for killer Sony E3s. Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Shenmue 3, Horizon: Zero Dawn, The Last Guardian, Uncharted 4: Drake’s Deception: now the great times seem to be coming in […]

Fallout 4: Far Harbor review

by Editors

What do you do when you have far too much to do already. Easy: give yourself more to do! I still have a bevy of quests, side quests and freeform objectives that I’ve racked up since Fallout 4 released in October last year. Preston Garvey has given up nagging me to free any more of his beloved […]

Uncharted 4 review

by Editors

Sic parvis magna. Greatness from small beginnings. This wasn’t exactly a phrase that meant a big deal to me as I readied myself for my fifth adventure in Nathan Drake’s grave robbing gear (including the Vita-only Uncharted: Golden Abyss). Initially, it appeared nothing more than some, albeit pretty, wording adorning the special edition Uncharted 4: A Thief’s […]

Ratchet and Clank Review

by Editors

Nostalgia is a funny thing. Video games that we love, perhaps more than any other medium, can be almost permanently lodged in our minds; they make up who we are as gamers. So, when we go back to our revisit our absolute favourites that entranced us in previous years, we often find that the very best […]

Review: Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six® Siege

by Sebastian Bowyer

The core gameplay of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege is truly, properly excellent. It combines all the best bits of the classic search-and-destroy gametype (attackers vs. defenders, close quarters, no respawns) and adds a massive layer of tactical depth on top of that with the addition of special skills, gadgets and destructible environments. It’s a […]

Looking ahead to 2016 in gaming

by Editors

2015 was a good year for gaming. We found a steady supply of decent AAA titles drop into our eager hands with a sprinkling of indies to boot: Dying Light, The Witcher 3, Bloodborne, Metal Gear Solid V and Fallout 4 released alongside the likes of Her Story, Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture and couch play classic Rocket […]

When gaming nearly ran out of lives

by Sam Woolf

The video game industry as we know it today is estimated to have worldwide revenues the of £69.67 billion. To put that into perspective; even with what is likely to become the biggest film of all time, Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens, having coming out last year, worldwide revenues for film in 2015 fell just […]

Are HD remakes ruining gaming?

by Fenton Christmas

Remakes, remixes and remasters.   I’m sure that everyone has a game with one of those words in the name. Those games from our childhoods that we nostalgically cling to like a gaming security blanket as well as those great titles that we never got around to playing are now available to play in HD […]

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