On this week’s episode, Dave, Pacman and Kev ramble on about buggy Battlefield 4, Kev’s PS4, and lens flares.
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Gaming For Good – Awesomenauts Being Awesome
Ronimo Games are giving all revenue generated by their awesome Private Mels DLC from their awesome 2D battle arena title, Awesomenauts to the Make-a-Wish Foundation… awesome.
The Backlog: The Smell Of F.E.A.R. 2
F.E.A.R. 2 is the closest thing to the Halloween II of video games as we are probably going to get. For better and for worse…
Review: A-Men 2
With the growth in the Vita’s library since the original A-Men helped launch the system, A-Men 2 aims to entice a larger audience.
WIN!! A Next-Gen Copy of Call of Duty:Ghosts Thanks to musicMagpie.co.uk
Yes, once again we are partnering with musicMagpie.co.uk to bring you one of the biggest games of the year and this time it is also our first ever next-gen contest!
Warframe – PS4 Launch Teaser
AladV, the unscrupulous Corpus executive, has acquired some very valuable merchandise and is looking for top bidders to increase his fortunes. Will he succeed in his greed-driven quest for supremacy? We shall see on November 29th. http://youtu.be/oox1KZ3rwWE
BioShock Infinite – Burial at Sea Episode 1 Launch Trailer
On the eve of Rapture’s fall from grace, Elizabeth enlists Booker DeWitt’s services in locating a lost girl. Who is this girl Sally, what does Booker know of her supposed fate, and what is Elizabeth’s connection to this mysterious child? Find the answers to these questions and more in this new addition to BioShock Infinite, […]
Review: Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
I was extremely skeptical about Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. I feel that Ubisoft’s most favoured series slips in quality slightly with each instalment and I don’t think I could bear to see it slip even further.
The PlayStation1984
Microsoft have, pretty much since E3, been getting a lot of stick about their push to get a Kinect sensor installed in every home with an Xbox One. But Sony have been keeping quiet about privacy. Until now.
