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HD remake collections seem to be pretty popular right now. In recent months, if not weeks, we have seen some of the biggest games of the last console generation be upgraded…

I’ve been saying it for years: what we really need is more police themed driving games based on German TV shows. Well, it seems that publisher RTL Playtainment was listening and…

If you want to showcase what your game is set to offer when it's released later in the year, you throw-out a BETA. It has to be a flavour of what to expect whilst not giving too…

Fall of the Samurai is a stand-alone expansion for Creative Assembly's award winning Total War: Shogun 2. However, its status as an 'expansion' should not suggest that this is…

From small beginnings come great things, as the saying goes. Off the top of my head I would be hard pressed to find a game more suited to that than Terraria. A game that was…

Capcom decided it was time for a small trek off the beaten path with Resident Evil, letting SOCOM developers Slant Six Games loose within the franchise, spawning a squad based…

“Get rid of the map; I can’t see where I’m going!” cries Miss Beanz next to me.

Every time I have been playing Terraria I always seem to get the questions like, "How do I make a house" or "why does the NPC not come to the house".So I thought I would write…

Another HD remake has found its way to the PSN Network and Xbox Live Arcade in the form of Rayman 3 HD and it must be said that Ubisoft have done a great job in giving the 2003…

Shoot Many Robots is a that, well, it does what it says on the tin. Therefore, rather than making you chuckle at a pun that revolves around shooting and/or robots, I’ll…

If you are here reading this review it means you are contemplating buying the Silent Hill HD Collection, it also means that you have a fair idea of what to expect from the stories…

If you are interested in the concept of a driving game spliced with a multiplayer combat game then you may have your eye on Gelid Games' PSN Exclusive, Wheels of Destruction,…

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I’ve always loved simulation games; you can take on the role of whatever you want for as long as you like without needing silly qualifications to do so. Because of this, I was…

Having a pack of games on a disc which are usually available on the Arcade Marketplace seems to be a strange choice of product to sell, yet here we are with an 8 in 1 collection…

The top of the mobile charts is ever changing. We’ve seen Angry Birds, Words with Friends and Temple Run high up there, but now Draw Something has topped both the Android and…

Birds of Steel attempts to bring a semi-serious WWII flight sim to the console market, featuring historically accurate missions from the Pacific battlegrounds on both the American…

Back in 2005 EA released Fifa Street a game that let you play as your favourite football stars but instead of stepping out onto a nice green pitch surrounded by thousands of fans,…

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the PS Vita is here. We know there are a lot of you out there who are interested in the Vita but think 200+ notes is a little pricey for…

Tower defense games have been a large part of my gaming life for the past 12 years since I first played Warcraft III. I was never really great at the whole real time strategy…