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Fallout 4: Far Harbor review

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 […]

Jun 4, 2016 By Harry Shepherd Filed Under: Games & Tech, Reviews Tagged With: Xbox One, PC, Fallout, Bethesda, PS4, fallout 4, Far Harbor

Dark Souls 3 Review

The Dark Souls franchise is a punishing one. Through burning chasms, ruined cities, and corroded forests, some are immediately gripped. Others, however, have not relished this brutal experience – and Dark Souls 3, FromSoftware’s latest addition to the series, is no different. In fact, this new instalment feels exactly like that: an addition to an established […]

May 13, 2016 By Jabez Sherrington Filed Under: Games & Tech, Reviews Tagged With: Review, Xbox One, PC, Playstation 4, Dark Souls, dark souls 2, Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3

Review: Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six® Siege

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 […]

Feb 24, 2016 By Sebastian Bowyer Filed Under: Games & Tech, Reviews Tagged With: online, Ubisoft, Xbox One, PS4, multiplayer, shooter, rainbow six, siege, seb bowyer

Ubisoft announce plans to pause development on new Assassin’s Creed game

Games studio Ubisoft announced on February 11th via their blog that they plan to “step back and re-examine” the blockbuster video-game franchise Assassin’s Creed. Up until 2016 the series has become an annual fixture in the gaming calendar, releasing new titles and DLC regularly (some would say too regularly). In lieu of the upcoming movie […]

Feb 16, 2016 By Ben Assirati Filed Under: Games & Tech, Games News Tagged With: Assassin's Creed, Ubisoft, Xbox One, PC, PS4, michael fassbender, syndicate, uplay

5 Xbox games to look forward to in 2016

If you ever listen to EXP, the video games radio show on Wednesday nights at 6PM on Xpression FM, you’ll know I’m one of a rare breed: I bought and like my Xbox One. I feel people don’t give it enough credit so I thought, as January fades into the past, I’ll show you guys […]

Feb 12, 2016 By Jonathan Land Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: xbox, Xbox One, Quantum Break, Halo, Gears of War, exclusives, Recore, Sea of Thieves

When gaming nearly ran out of lives

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 […]

Jan 26, 2016 By Sam Woolf Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: NES, Xbox One, Atari, PS4, Pac-man, north american gaming crash 1983, space invaders

Sequel-ation: The Elder Scrolls

In an industry saturated by numerous first person shooters, it would be easy to think that meaningful single player experiences are becoming a thing of the past. Thankfully, there are still some companies who put quality in front of quantity. With stellar franchises such as Wolfenstein, Fallout, Dishonoured and The Evil Within; Bethesda is definitely […]

Nov 20, 2015 By Sam Woolf Filed Under: Sequel-ation Tagged With: Xbox One, PS3, Skyrim, Xbox 360, Bethesda, Oblivion, PS4, rpg, Elder Scrolls, fall out 4, morrowind, elder scrolls vi

Review: Halo 5: Guardians

Since its first tease at E3 2013, the metaphorical river of superlatives used to describe the latest instalment in Microsoft’s Halo franchise hasn’t stopped flowing. Seattle-based developer 343 Industries has told fans that Halo 5: Guardians would be the biggest, most expansive, most epic Halo yet, in terms of both story and scale. A new […]

Nov 17, 2015 By Sam Cooke Filed Under: Games & Tech, Reviews Tagged With: Microsoft, Xbox One, 343 Industries, Halo 5, first person shooter, master chief, xbox one exclusive

Review: Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate

It’s about as inevitable as yet another rainy British summertime, but Assassin’s Creed has, once again, returned to our monitors. However, please stifle those yawns a moment: I’m happy to report that… this one’s actually quite good! And no, I haven’t even gone about as crazy as you’re average Joe Templar. Your latest Assassin‘s adventure sees Evie […]

Nov 10, 2015 By Harry Shepherd Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: Assassin's Creed, Ubisoft, Xbox One, PS4, syndicate, victorian london, evie frye, jacob frye, crawford starrick, animus

PS4 vs Xbox One – Is there anyway back for Xbox?

It seems like along time ago when the gaming world was eagerly awaiting the release of Sony and Microsoft’s ‘next-gen’ consoles. Back then, as a Microsoft fan, like myself, you may well have been vaguely horrified to hear that the now Head of Xbox, Phil Spencer has said that there is a good chance that […]

Oct 30, 2015 By Sam Brewer Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: Microsoft, Xbox One, Kinect, PS3, Xbox 360, PS4, Sony, phil spencer, pre owned games, game sales

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