What would you do if you could control everybody around you?
They're almost always utter crap, so why do they keep getting made? Here's my five worst.
Alex attempts to use his historical knowledge to prevent WW2 before it happens in Hearts of Iron III.
Cue death threats.
Ryan concludes the Sons of Liberty chapter with a bang.
Ryan meets up with E.E, guides her through Big Shell then suffers a broken heart. The struggle is real.
Should games be considered an art form? Alex weighs up the sides in a decade-long debate
Andrew explains exactly what you can learn whilst tapping Kim Kardashian.
Ryan struggles with a little jump, swims for his life and takes on the big bad Vamp.
It feels like an over-reaction to compare the situation to the videogame crash of 1984, but poor quality games were a large part of the issue then, and broken/incomplete games...
Have Ubisoft's catalogue of disasters all been the result of a drunken bet?
Ryan takes on a Harrier jump jet and meets some new and familiar faces. Bang!
A simple word. Not often used, but boy it certainly makes people complain.
Ryan, meet Raiden. Raiden, meet Ryan, he's going to try to guide you through the rest of this game. Hopefully his sneaking skills improve.
Stop Pre-Ordering Games. Stop it. Right now.
