Games: Catherine Review
A mildly deranged symphony of absolutely brilliant ideas, Catherine isn’t anywhere near as impenetrable as it first appears to be. There’s no question that it’s weird, but it’s no more or less so than the average David Lynch flick, and … Continue reading
Grand Slam Tennis 2 is out this Friday, watch the latest trailer here
The sequel to 2009′s popular Nintendo Wii exclusive, EA’s Grand Slam Tennis 2 is due to hit the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 at the end of this week, and the latest trailer for the game is embedded at the … Continue reading
Games: Final Fantasy XIII-2 Review
After the clunky exposition, repetitious gameplay and join-the-dots plotting of its immediate predecessor, Final Fantasy XIII-2 couldn’t feel any more like an apology if Square Enix’s logo genuflected in front of you every time you switched it on. Although it … Continue reading
Pre-order Yakuza: Dead Souls at zavvi and receive some free DLC
When you pre-order your copy of the latest – and easily the most unusual – instalment of SEGA’s superb Yakuza series, you’ll receive a code to download a piece of free DLC… The Densetsu pack lets you raise your stamina, … Continue reading
Pre-order Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning at zavvi and receive some exclusive free DLC
Due for release in less a week, EA’s Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is an open-world action RPG that fuses the creativity of two celebrated visionaries for the very first time. The game is being visually designed by Todd McFarlane; the … Continue reading
Friday Price Drop! Featuring Yakuza 4 and Rage: Anarchy Edition this week
This week’s Friday Price Drop selection is now live on zavvi.com, and it features a couple of absolute gems from last year. SEGA’s superb mob drama Yakuza 4 – a Playstation 3 exclusive – is now available for £9.95, and the … Continue reading
Games: Soul Calibur V Review
Overblown, operatic music? Check. Lavish cutscenes that don’t make a lick of sense? Check. An almost impossibly responsive control scheme? Double check. To the miserly, constructing a new Soul Calibur game may seem more like a purely economic endeavour than … Continue reading