Rare under the roof of Microsoft should produce the killer Kinect launch game considering there’s a lot riding on the initial batch of wares to showcase the arrival of Xbox 360’s latest bit of kit. That said, does Rare’s answer to Wii Sports really entice those who are watching, reading,
With the launch of any new gaming machine there’s got to be a number of genres covered such as shooter, action, sports and racing game. Well considering Kinect isn’t a new console not all bases are needed to be covered, and yet here we are with the absence of a
Goldeneye the video game is regarded as one of the all time greats when it comes to the history of first person shooters, and although still very playable today, the aged N64 graphics and slightly odd controller simply does not compare to the high production values we have today. last
It’s Fable time once again, and what seems to be etched into the mind is how recent it feels to have lovingly placed Fable II on the back-burner after all its expanded extras increased the game’s longevity in the absence of a ‘Lost Chapters’ style re-release. With such a seemingly
Naruto is back on Xbox 360 in his third outing no less much to the joyous praising of Naruto fans who can’t get enough of the loud-mouthed spikey haired protagonist and his ninja comerades. Whilst the two previous games opted for a less rigid open experience, Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja
The Medal of Honor (MOH) series started off on the Playstation as an excellent outing into WWII first person shooting. Heralded as a success, EA’s efforts placed the series on a high pedestal as at the time there wasn’t much else which could rival it. However, after subsequent sequels where
BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger is the latest fighter from Arc System Works and offers 12 wild characters who flamboyantly battle their way in glorious 2D. The story is rather unusual, but that shouldn’t stop you from wanting to kick ass. In the 13th hierarchical city, Kagutsuchi, the Librarium regulates the amazing
Remember the old TV series that appeared on our screens back in the 80s entitled ‘Monkey’ which featured the coming together of four very unlikely characters? The show was based upon the classic sixteenth century Chinese novel ‘Journey to the West’ by Wu Cheng’en and offered action, lots of comedy
The original Dead Rising was met with mixed reaction from gamers but was a pretty spectacular zombie filled romp, fresh from the more confined Resident Evil games. Whilst offering something new as an Xbox 360 launch title (or thereabouts) was filled with issues, which for some dampened the experience. It
The original Mafia released on PC and then made the transition to Xbox in 2004, just missing out on current generation consoles. The game was a decent offering, although some of the gameplay was a little archaic especially one mission involving a certain race car which doesn’t need to be
