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The Console Wars… while not talked about as much anymore they still haven’t ended, though it’s clear that there are really only two contenders left- the XBOX One and the PlayStation 4. While the PS4 has arguably been dominating the field since the consoles were released, another year has passed, so what’s in store for

As we have just entered 2016, it’s worth remembering that this is the year when virtual reality tech is expected to truly take off. After all, we have the Oculus Rift and Sony’s PS VR both launching soon. But the bigger question at play here is – which will offer the best experience for gamers?

This year has seen many great game releases and even new genres opened, it doesn’t matter which platform you own, you are to feel relatively satisfied either way. Now, 2015 may have been a banner year for some amazing games, but 2016 promises more. And, if you are fascinated, here are some 5 games that

This year has seen some fantastic releases and next year is expected to be even better. With an already jam-packed line-up, here’s a few games that are sure to be some of the highlights of 2016. GT Sport (PS4) The PS4 has a huge amount of games to fit nearly every genre, however, racing games

Pro Evolution Soccer and its makers, Konami, have had a bit of a rough ride in recent years, always having to play second fiddle to the bigger, bolder, brassier EA’s FIFA offerings.  The lesser developer may well just concede defeat but Konami aren’t like that – every year’s FA Cup sees so-called giant slayers reign

If you’re a fan of the Metal Gear franchise, then you’ll be familiar with the complex plots; the latest instalment, the fifth, Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain, unsurprisingly, doesn’t veer from this tradition. There may be people and previous events you thought you understood based on previous instalments, but there are further twists and

The XBOX 360 was, and is, iconic for so many reasons. It’s the first console, in my opinion, that gave us true multiplayer and online functionalities. It became the obvious choice for those who wanted the best ‘connected’ experience. Then came along the beginning of 8th gen gaming… Then came the big question: XBOX One

If you’ve been into games for any amount of time you’ve probably heard statements like, “Video Games Cause Violence” and if you’re anything like me statements like that really get your blood boiling.  This is brought up almost as often as the debate over guns and though that topic is a discussion of its own

There’s been a lot of commotion regarding anything Konami has touched recently.  From stripping Hideo Kojima of his title and team, to canceling Silent Hills, and even an ex member of Konami, Koji Igarashi, becoming a massive success on his own with a genre Konami deemed “dead”.  Konami seems to be digging a deeper and

China is the most populous nation on Earth and it is also one that is seeing a lot of middle class growth, meaning it can become a huge money spinner for companies. However, console manufacturers have been left out as for the last 15 years all gaming consoles have been banned in the censor heavy

If the conclusion of the Open is leaving you pining for putters and pars, you could do worse than swing your eye over the latest offering from EA Sports – Rory McIlroy PGA Tour. Commiserations Rory, get well soon, and well done, obviously, to Zach Johnson. The series returns following a two year break, and

If you’re familiar with the premise of this game then please bear with me while I explain it to the rest. So, in a nutshell, Rocket League is football with cars. That’s it, we’re all on the same page now. It was released free of charge, I repeat free of charge, on Sony’s PS Plus