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Every now and then I stare at the bonus dust catcher that came with my pristine new Xbox One and wonder why Microsoft even bothered naming it. I mean Kinect is a weird name for something that helps to keep your house clean. Ooooooh, maybe it’s connecting dust motes together...
NBA 2K15
2K Sports and Visual Concepts takes NBA 2K15 to the next level for another year, but stops short of introducing any sweeping changes. The on-court action has been refined and MyCareer is arguably better than ever, making NBA 2K15 another fine basketball game. It's just a shame that the online...
Skylanders: Trap Team
Skylanders is basically Call of Duty for kids in that, no matter what the game includes, it’ll sell a ton of copies and leave parents wondering where all of their money went come Christmas. In fact, the bodycount in Skylanders is probably way higher than in Call of Duty, as...
A throwback to survival horror's heyday, The Evil Within's story is daft and convoluted, featuring a mad scientist who might as well be Krieger from Archer. Frustrating and entertaining in equal measure, The Evil Within falls short of offering any proper scares.
F1 2014
Like the hardware it's running on, the F1 series is showing its age and seems to be running out of ideas. Fingers crossed that 2015's next-gen edition is the upgrade it needs to be.
If you're hankering for more Borderlands, then The Pre-Sequel will most definitely scratch that itch. It doesn't really offer anything wildly new or innovative, and plays things safe for the most part, but there's no mistaking the sheer volume of fun on offer. It's great.
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is a stellar follow up to Arc System Works’ 2012 offering. Not just a shameless cash-in, Ultimax continues Arena’s story with a lengthy conclusion, delivered in classic Persona style with some dazzling cutscenes. On top of that, there’s new characters, new moves, a RPG-inspired Golden Arena...
Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition is the perfect chance for newcomers to give United Front Games' open-world caper a go. Stuffed to the gills with content, it's a generous package, and one that even those considering a second trip will enjoy.
Unfussy, non-cynical younglings will wring some enjoyment from Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2, and initially, the game seems like a dose of sunny, uncomplicated fun. The odd difficulty spike, instance of slowdown and control issue chucks more than a couple of flies into the ointment, making Pac-Man and the...
Alien: Isolation
The concept of Alien: Isolation seems too good to be true. Proper survival horror, drawing on arguably the best of an iconic film series, in which you’re not a gun-toting soldier but a vulnerable engineer facing off against a single xenomorph? It’s a tantalising prospect.
Forza Horizon 2
There’s something about pushing a car to its limits that's akin to the battle that we as human beings face every day in our struggles to adapt to an ever-changing social landscape. There’s something very animalistic about man’s fight against machine that is liberating and soul cleansing. When it’s just...
At a glance, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor seems like an ill-inspired Tolkien action game. Delve deeper beneath the surface and you'll find an exciting game with fantastic production values, thoroughly enjoyable gameplay, a good dose of variety and a killer hook in the Nemesis System. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor is...
