The Tenchu series started way back when on the beloved Playstation and at the time was a direct competitor for stealth supremacy against the likes of Metal Gear Solid. Whilst both games had their fare share of fans Tenchu was always seen as the underdog. However with unmatched stealth gameplay,

When Forza released on Xbox it was revered as one of the great racing games and one that would easily rival the more established likes of Project Gotham Racing. With its simulation approach and of course the editing tools for users to create new and distinctive paint jobs for their

Rayman has been around for a number of years and has starred in several titles spanning multiple systems. With the advent of more powerful hardware being available and in the case of the Nintendo Wii, differing game play methods we have a new Rayman game on our hands. Once again

Sega are back with their latest iteration of the Virtua Tennis series namely Virtua Tennis 3 in which gamers can live out their tennis fantasies with a touch of arcade flavour thrown in. However as with all sports related titles it is rather tough coming up with new ideas considering

Earth is under attack once again from mysterious alien life forms who have travelled the universe to destroy everything human on the planet. There is no convoluted attempt at negotiation and the reality is either kill or be killed. The EDF (Earth Defence Force) was established to counter this attack

Hip Hop or Rap Music as it is commonly referred as, has had a bad rap over the years with many black, and white communities speaking of the dangers that glorified violence being portrayed in Lyrics has on young impressionable males. It’s been like this pretty much since it began

Samurai Warriors 2 is back with the added tag “Empires” to its name, offering a more strategic gaming experience for hack and slash fans the world over. It might seem like yesterday when Samurai Warriors 2 was released yet KOEI have embarked on giving fans of the series an updated

Let’s cut to the chase; Crackdown features a futuristic cop or “Agent” whose job it is to rid Pacific City of three controlling gangs, Los Muertos, The Volk and Shai-Gen. Each gang controls a segment of the city and the player (whose character remains nameless) simply has to kick, shoot

Lost Planet tells the tale of colonization of another planet and in this case an icy one. Where the colony has flourished for many years the threat of Acrids (residing beasts) on the planet means that humans have had to high tail it out of there. However only the privileged

Team Rainbow are back in yet another first person shooter adventure set as the game’s title suggests in Las Vegas USA. Those terrorists are up to no good once more and it’s down to the counter terrorist group known as Rainbow Six to drop in and sort out the mess