In our first hands on look of Namco’s Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2) we looked at the various modes on offer as well as the options solo players have with the game. In this preview we take a look at the more rudimentary elements on offer such as the Gallery,

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2) arrives on console on September 14th and will very much be on the wish lists of fans who have waited what seems like an eternity for a sequel to the game which helped launch the PS2 console way back in October 2000. Some 12 years

Namco Bandai has released details of a rather permanent promotion for five UK based Tekken fans.  To the celebrate the launch of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 which hits UK stores this Friday Namco Bandai have teamed up with the World famous Frith St. Tattoo studio in London’s Soho, to offer

We take a look at Namco’s latest entry in the long running Tekken series in Tekken Tag Tournament 2. It’s hard to believe that the game’s predecessor released some 12 years ago. Better late than never as they say.     9/10

We take a look at Namco Bandai’s movie tie in based on the Dreamworks animated movie featuring the animal bunch of Madagascar. With the game aimed at younger gamers, is Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted worth picking up?     7/10

We take a look at Sabre Interactive’s action shooter which released on the 5th June and is published by Namco Bandai. The game plays very similar to Gears of War but with added time powers. Check out the review and some fresh footage and decide if it’s worth a shot.

Namco’s Ridge Racer series has had a long run since appearing in the arcades over ten years ago, but since its many iterations on consoles, the series has not changed the basic drift formula very much. Where once, and maybe twice mastery of the drift controls were a must, later

Having played all of the previous Naruto games, watched the first season of the anime and enjoyed the tale of one feisty spiky haired loud mouthed ninja in the making, it came as a pleasure to get to grips with Naruto’s latest game in the long winded title – Naruto

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

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