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Regular readers will know that from time-to-time we dip our hairy little toes into the world of PC/Mac programs that will think will interest you. Today is one of those days. Manga Studio 5 EX is a digital art/comic creation program from the guys at Smith Micro. This is a feature-rich graphics creation... 
Is this next-gen remake just a trip to the plastic surgeon for Lara or a full blown overhaul? Since its launch way back in 1996 Tomb Raider has been one of gaming’s biggest franchises. Famous for its asset heavy female lead Lara Croft as much as it’s, at the time, ground-breaking mix of 3D... 
Remember the days when you could not escape the addictive clutches of the Tony Hawks Pro Skater series before the genre became over saturated and abused by yearly updates and gimmicky controller add ons? Well if you do and you own a PS Vita you can rejoice in the 2d retro joy of Olli Olli, an indie title... 
Various rumours of a new Nintendo project have been doing the rounds recently. Let’s deal with some interesting ‘news’ from website Nintendo News. These guys have had their finger on the Nintendo pulse over the years and claim to have been given an inside tip on some new Nintendo hardware... 
If from the title you were expecting some Da Vinci code style story about secret societies like the Ilumanati or Mason’s you are going to be left a little disappointed. Because what you are getting is the age-old story of the older brother and his rather annoying younger sibling (Yes I have an... 
We have recently heard of an intriguing device called the Bluetooth ZX Spectrum. Now only gamers of a certain vintage will be going weak at the knees at the thought of this marvel rising from the flames like the proverbial phoenix but rise it might. Brought back to life by Elite Systems, (yes Elite!) once a... 
According to UK sales analysts Chart-Track Sony’s PS4 was the UK’s best selling home console of 2013. Backing up Sony’s claim of the biggest console launch of all time, the PS4 sold over 530,000 units in just 30 days. This meant the PS4 even outsold the entire years supply of Xbox... 
Sony has finally unveiled it’s long rumoured game streaming service at CES 2014. Called Playstation Now, the service will allow users to access Sony video games without the need for dedicated hardware like the PS4 console itself. In much the same way that the failed Onlive service delivered its... 
Manga Studio 5 EX
Regular readers will know that from time-to-time we dip our hairy little toes into the world of PC/Mac programs that will think will interest you. Today is one of those days. Manga Studio 5 EX is a digital art/comic creation program from the guys at Smith Micro. This is a feature-rich graphics creation... Review – Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition – Xbox One
Is this next-gen remake just a trip to the plastic surgeon for Lara or a full blown overhaul? Since its launch way back in 1996 Tomb Raider has been one of gaming’s biggest franchises. Famous for its asset heavy female lead Lara Croft as much as it’s, at the time, ground-breaking mix of 3D... Review – Olli Olli – PS Vita
Remember the days when you could not escape the addictive clutches of the Tony Hawks Pro Skater series before the genre became over saturated and abused by yearly updates and gimmicky controller add ons? Well if you do and you own a PS Vita you can rejoice in the 2d retro joy of Olli Olli, an indie title... Nintendo hints aplenty.
Various rumours of a new Nintendo project have been doing the rounds recently. Let’s deal with some interesting ‘news’ from website Nintendo News. These guys have had their finger on the Nintendo pulse over the years and claim to have been given an inside tip on some new Nintendo hardware... Review – Max: The Curse of Brotherhood
If from the title you were expecting some Da Vinci code style story about secret societies like the Ilumanati or Mason’s you are going to be left a little disappointed. Because what you are getting is the age-old story of the older brother and his rather annoying younger sibling (Yes I have an... Bluetooth Spectrum Close to Reality
We have recently heard of an intriguing device called the Bluetooth ZX Spectrum. Now only gamers of a certain vintage will be going weak at the knees at the thought of this marvel rising from the flames like the proverbial phoenix but rise it might. Brought back to life by Elite Systems, (yes Elite!) once a... Game Connection’s demise
Yesterday we were greeted with the very sad news that internet based retailer Game Connection has ceased trading. Game Connection set themselves apart from many online retailers with their dedicated buy-back scheme and excellent prices. They were also responsible for the excellent Ultra Gamer service whereby...
PS4: UK’s top selling console of 2013
According to UK sales analysts Chart-Track Sony’s PS4 was the UK’s best selling home console of 2013. Backing up Sony’s claim of the biggest console launch of all time, the PS4 sold over 530,000 units in just 30 days. This meant the PS4 even outsold the entire years supply of Xbox... Playstation Now!
Sony has finally unveiled it’s long rumoured game streaming service at CES 2014. Called Playstation Now, the service will allow users to access Sony video games without the need for dedicated hardware like the PS4 console itself. In much the same way that the failed Onlive service delivered its... Game of the Year 2013
Posted by drew10 on Jan 3, 2014 in 3DS & DS, Featured, Features, Game Of The Year, News, PS3, PS4, Vita, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One | 0 comments
This year we are doing something slightly different with our Game of the Year award. Every year we usually pool our resources and then I spend about a week trying to work out which, out of the lists the G4A bods sent me were our favourite games of the year. This year I couldn’t be arsed so I have... 
