EGX highlights, London Excel 2019
In October, EGX opened its doors, or curtain less importantly, to thousands of attendees flocking to get hands-on with the latest blockbuster games, amazing indie titles and everything else in between
Gaming
Gaming Review: GRIP
For anyone familiar with the 1999 title Rollcage you’ll find some striking resemblances visually and physically
Gaming: Strange Brigade Review
Set in the historic tombs and chambers of Egypt we join the team, known as the Strange Brigade. The
collective of 4 Secret Service agents sent on a perilous rescue mission, quickly finding all is not as it
seems thanks to an archaeological fool named Edgar Harbin.
Gaming: Crash Bandicoot – N. Sane Trilogy
Crash is back and better than ever! Spinning his way onto the latest generation of gaming consoles Crash Bandicoot is a solid platformer that doesn’t belly flop when landing into your disk trays.
Is Portability Erasing the Need for Most of Your Bulky Home Tech?
Gone are the days when all of our entertainment options were necessarily tied to the home. Instead, we’re now used to making use of portable technology, but how close are we to the point at which portable technologies begin to erase some of the need we have for conventional home technology?
Review: Top Eleven 2015 (iOS)
Top Eleven is a bit like owning a pet, there’s reward in it for sure, but without your constant attention things can quickly go a bit pear-shaped. And that’s where the possible problem lies. Playing on iOS you can choose either iPhone or iPad simultaneously, which is helpful yet annoying.
Sponsored Video: FIFA 15
Now I’m a fully grown adult, I’m no longer able to rely on Father Christmas to be the bearer of wonderous gifts.
Sponsored Video: The Sims 4
February 2000, the first ever Sims game is released onto an unsuspecting world. In less than two years it sells 11.3 million copies and becomes the worlds most successful video game, changing the simulation game forever and entering popular culture in the process.
Sponsored Video: Dragon Age: Inquisition
nother one of their finest creations, Dragon Age, first released in 2009 is back this month with Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Game Review: Teslagrad
When it comes to puzzle games, especially ones involving platforming, the ones I found to be the most enjoyable are ones with one consistent element, or mechanic.
Game Review: Freedom Planet
I admit, I have a fondness for platformers, but there has always been something I’ve noticed; they’re either too easy that you can blaze through faster than Eric Pickles at an all-you-can-eat buffet, or so difficult that the chances of a rage induced aneurism are increased tenfold.
Games vs Movies [Infographic]
When it comes to the world of Entertainment the two big-hitters Movies and VideoGames are neck and neck. But which one comes out on top? Check out the infographic to find out.
Sponsored Post: The Evil Within™
Since the very inception of home-computing and the birth of video-games, developers have created games with a horror or supernatural twist.
Sponsored Video: EA SPORTS UFC
Bruce Lee has to be THE most famous martial arts star of all-time. His US crossover movies including ‘Enter the Dragon’ and ‘The Big…