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Hardcore Star Wars fans and savage dogs have a lot in common. They both rarely sleep, whenever they get a chance to show their teeth, they will, and they’re very rarely happy. If you’re a hardcore Star Wars fan, you’re going to want to look away now. Just know that...

Dan Webb·April 3, 2012
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We might be getting old, but it seems that the Devil May Cry games are a lot harder than we remember. They used to be a breeze comparatively speaking, but nowadays it just hurts our wrist bashing buttons to carve and shoot through endless swathes of demon spawn. Repetitive strain...

Richard Walker·April 2, 2012
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Warning: this game contains a rapping ninja, which some gamers may find annoying. Once you get past that though, you can expect the usual Naruto action consisting of over-the-top battles, crazy theatrics and a roster of fighters more bizarre than ever. Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations brings together the youthful Naruto...

Lee Abrahams·March 27, 2012
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Pixar films are made of pure awesome, right? Well except for Cars 2, but we’ll pretend that never happened. It’ll be our little secret. So transferring some of that big screen magic into a Kinect game aimed at kids should be a piece of cake. A dash of mini games...

Lee Abrahams·March 23, 2012
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In 2002, in a league match at St James’ Park, Dennis Bergkamp scored one of the greatest goals the Premier League has ever seen.

Lee Bradley·March 22, 2012
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The original Resident Evil was the game that made me shed my love of Nintendo and shell out for a PlayStation. The controls were clunky (no auto aim!), the puzzles were ridiculous and the dialogue... Oh, that sweet, sweet dialogue. Suffice it to say that being a master of lockpicking...

Lee Abrahams·March 20, 2012
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Here we are then. Mass Effect 3 is finally upon us, and this is what it's all been building up to. The last hurrah for Commander Shepard and his faithful crew, as the Reapers threaten humanity and the rest of the galaxy. Suffice to say, BioWare has got its work...

Richard Walker·March 6, 2012
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25 years on, and Street Fighter is still going strong as the granddaddy of the fighting genre, still pushing things forward with all manner of finishing moves, other intricate mechanics and systems that keep it on top of the game. And now its brought along Tekken for the ride, welcoming...

Richard Walker·March 5, 2012
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Ghost in the Shell, Terminator, I, Robot (the novel, not the movie), Blade Runner, Battlestar Galactica... All seminal sci-fi classics and all clear influences upon SEGA and Yakuza Studio's latest entry into the third-person shooter genre that more people really ought to be playing. Binary Domain hasn't really had much...

Richard Walker·March 2, 2012
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Imagine a world, dozens of decades in the future, where the world’s biggest corporations spend most of their profits on corporate espionage to protect the company’s own interests and sabotage others. A hostile and volatile world where brutality, deception and infiltration are as much a part of company life as...

Dan Webb·February 21, 2012
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Remember Dragon’s Lair back in the day? It was a lush, arcade experience whereby a player simply had to memorise certain quick time events (certain brutally taxing events, that is) in order to avoid a grisly death and progress the story. In many ways Asura’s Wrath has a lot in...

Lee Abrahams·February 21, 2012
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Punching and kicking faces has never been more popular. Not lately anyway. And with MMA and by extension the UFC brand now part of the everyday cultural lexicon and zeitgeist, the UFC Undisputed series is the daddy of virtual mixed martial arts. There's no disputing that. Yet, having broken the...

Richard Walker·February 14, 2012
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