Owen Kelly | Friday 27th of January
Fan HarpoonIPA queries the lack of point and click to play Ledgend of Grimrock

Legend of Grimrock developers Almost Human have taken Reddit by storm. A thread started by meandertal, details how the developers quickly implemented a request from a disabled fan that would enable him to play the game easier.

Rich (also known as, HarpoonIPA) posted...

Owen Kelly | Wednesday 25th of January
Decisions will be very close to permanent

Bioshock Infinite's recently announced 1999 Mode is, according to Irrational Games Design Director Bill Gardner, not something they want gamers to stumble across by accident for fear of getting overwhelmed. 

The concern is justified by the very nature of the new game mode, which is intended to bring back the tension and permanence of decisions made in classic games.

Ken Levine, co-founder of Irrational Games, says he is an...

Latest Review

Owen Kelly | Tuesday 3rd of January

How do you review a game that is part of a series that you have invested over 450 hours in?

Not easily, I can say that. It does however give me an idea of the dynamics of a good Battlefield game; what makes them great, why they are so enjoyable, so frustrating yet so rewarding.

Battlefield 3 is the greatest battlefield game ever made, but it’s not the greatest Battlefield game that could be made. There are some issues with the game that are big, but do they really ruin the...

Glenn Bramich | Tuesday 24th of January

There's no way you could have missed Skyward Sword's release. The most eagerly awaited game for the Wii in 2011, and possibly in the Wii's history, hit the shelves in November last year, but no copy stayed on a shelf for long.

There was nothing but praise for the game. It was so good many people bought a Wii just to play it. 

In fact, Skyward Sword is a Zelda game so amazing, it's hard to imagine how they'll...

Glenn Bramich | Tuesday 10th of January
Shigeru Miyamoto has not worked on an original project since 2001

In an interview for ZoomIn, Nintendo's legendary video game designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, has announced that he is working on a new, original project. 

The creator of the Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong and Star Fox series' has not worked on an original project since the unique Pikmin was released in 2001. 

With this creative genius, it is hard to predict what he could be working on, but you can count on it being imaginative and incredibly addictive. 

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Zac Sharman | Friday 20th of January
Resident Evil 6 release date 20th November 2012

After GameStop leaked promotional materials for a new Resident Evil, Capcom has officially announced a November 20th release date for Resident Evil 6 along with a rather swank announcement trailer.

Fan favorites Leon and Chris are confirmed playable characters while the trailer introduces a third new playable character, each will have their own story arc that will tie into a larger narrative. Players will be able to choose any of the three story branches from...

Owen Kelly | Wednesday 11th of January
Project Fiona is a PC based gaming tablet

Razer announced at CES Project Fiona, it's not their first foray into gaming systems, but it is their first tablet. The concept as you can see in the video comprises of a tablet with two wii like controllers on each side. The tablet can be docked to use a keyboard and mouse instead.

Razer have gone to length to stress this is a PC tablet, the reason being that it can play PC games.

It packs:

an Intel Core i7, Ivy...
Owen Kelly | Wednesday 11th of January
Highly unlikely - Sony to announce new PS4 at E3

The rumour mill is in top form right now with uncertainty about the next generation of consoles at a meteoric high. MCV says we can expect "both the Xbox 360 successor and a follow up to the PS3" to be shown this year. MCV claims third-party sources have signaled partners that Microsoft is going to announce their new system at E3.

Some observers have been hinting at the...

Owen Kelly | Tuesday 10th of January
Intel tries to demo DX11 on Ultrabooks

Intel was attempting to demonstrate the DirectX 11 capabilities of their new Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks. When key speaker Mooley Eden tried to show the graphical prowess of Ivy Bridge, his machine betrayed him showing a trademark video playback bar.

The bar belonging to VLC, a program of legendary status amongst the tech crowd, show that his demo was not in fact a real demo. As Mooley tried rather awkwardly to get the demo started, he moved his mouse on the screen he displaying...