The developers Naughty Dog, who originally created the Crash Bandicoot games have moved on to pastures new and have partnered with Sony (for the time being). However, the legacy of the Crash Bandicoot games lives on, as Xbox 360 has its first taste of the madness that is contained within

Ubisoft released a CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) game on the PC several years ago and then subsequently a version was ported to the Xbox. The game received a mixed response, and whilst it was true to the TV program, the point and click style harked back to the old school

The first Blazing Angels offered us an arcade like approach to what many would consider a boring genre which simply involves chasing squares on an empty screen and waiting for a lock on. Well considering the series is set during World War II when no such technology was used in

Two Worlds has a lot to live up to especially when it’s a game that has a number of similarities with the hugely successful Elderscrolls IV: Oblivion. Whilst Oblivion was well received across the board and garnered much praise as an early game in the Xbox 360’s life, Two Worlds

Vampire Rain has been developed by Japanese developer Artoon and features a black ops unit tasked with eliminating the threat of a new breed of Vampires called Nightwalkers who are intent on converting humans into their own kind. The game provides a pure stealth experience with some combative undertones and

Every once in a while a game comes along that doesn’t fit into the usual categories that we normally use with video games such as racing, shooting, adventure etc. Overlord is one such game and whilst it has more than enough adventuring contained within, it also offers a strategic/management element

What is “The Darkness”? Other than the title of the game which has been developed by Starbreeze who also brought us Enclave and Chronicles of Riddick Escape from Butcher Bay on Xbox. The Darkness is also the name of a popular comic series which features leading anti hero Jackie Estacado

Shrek fans can rejoice as not only is a new movie on its way but a game to go alongside it for you to continue the adventuring when you get home from the cinema. This will be the third Shrek movie tie in game to appear on consoles and therefore

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

Meet the Robinsons is based on the Disney animated movie of the same name and features the young Wilbur as he battles the dastardly Bowler Hat man, lots of ants and plenty of puzzling moments thrown in for good measure. The game features elements from the movie but is an