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When I was told that Sonic Generations was the weakest part of this package, I let out an audible sigh. SEGA remasters are always met with these kinds of comments. I still feel the reactions to the Shenmue set. And yet the truth is Sonic X Shadow Generations really does prove that the best of the Blue Blue is ahead of him… and it took a game starring Shadow to prove it. Sonic Frontiers was brilliant, especially after all the…

Yesterday, there was a deep dive video of the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Great Circle video game. You can check that out below along with my thoughts on it. I’ve been looking forward to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle ever since it was first announced and we knew nothing about it expect that there was going to be an Indiana Jones game. Then we got the reveal of gameplay and my hype went off the charts. The game…

Metal Slug as always been a 2D side scrolling shooter…until now! Metal Slug Tactics is a reinvention of the classic franchise into a strategy game. Is this a good reinvention or should it have stayed a 2D shooter? Here’s our review! Metal Slug Tactics is a strategy game set in a worn-torn world. The story is briefly introduced in words and then the players finds themselves in a tutorial for the battles. There is dialogue and the introduction of other…

The PS5 Pro went on sale this week. If you didn’t know, you won’t be alone. I’ve seen no advertising, no sprawl of articles convincing me to overcome my skepticism and lay down the best part of £1,000 on a console, a stand and a disc drive. It’s the most muted console release I’ve ever seen. And as naturally happens on the internet, I’ve been told it’s either a sign that it’s overperforming or underperforming. On the one hand, it’s…

Death Stranding has shadow dropped on Xbox today at the immensely affordable price of £17.50.  Buy it. It’s awesome. It’s also an interesting look at things to come. The biggest PlayStation fans are going to quickly point out that this isn’t a big deal. It’s five years old, they’ll say. Besides, Kojima has bought the rights back, so Death Stranding isn’t even owned by PlayStation. This new release is published by 505 Games too, just like the version that ended…

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 transports players back to the tumultuous 1990s, a decade marked by political upheaval and technological advancement. The campaign, while nostalgic, delivers a mixed bag of experiences, alternating between exhilarating action sequences and somewhat tedious stealth sections. A Blend of Thrills and Tedium The campaign’s mission design offers a diverse range of gameplay experiences. Some missions, such as the high-octane heists and explosive firefights, truly capture the essence of the Call of Duty series. The…

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Zombies marks a triumphant return to the classic, round-based formula that has captivated fans for years. Treyarch has masterfully crafted a thrilling and chaotic experience, packed with innovative mechanics, engaging maps, and a wealth of secrets to uncover. A New Era of Zombie Slaying The introduction of “Omniscient Movement” revolutionizes the way players interact with the zombie horde. This fluid and dynamic movement system, allowing for sliding, diving, and wall-running, adds a new layer…

Its been a really great year for Square Enix. Let’s talk about it! Earlier this year, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth came out. I didn’t get a chance to play that since I don’t have a PS5. That said, the game looked amazing. Then Visions of Mana came out in August, Romancing Saga 2 remake, and pretty soon Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D. Its been great year for Square Enix. The publisher/developer is at the top of their game, producing massive and…

Metal Slug Tactics is out today on all consoles and PC. Yesterday, we received a review code of the game for the Xbox Series. Our review isn’t ready yet but here our first impressions of the game. Metal Slug Tactics is out now for the Xbox Series X/S. The game is available on Game Pass, however we got to check it out a day early. Usually, Metal Slug is an action game but this is a tactical take on the…

Bioware’s latest Dragon Age is out, and it’s good. Critics have called it a return to form for a series that’s lacked form for a long time. It won’t be getting DLC. Is this a good thing? I’ve seen all the celebrating that The Veilguard won’t get DLC. I’ve seen the five word paragraphs that celebrate the return to a day where a good game could exist in isolation. Buy it full price, finish it, move on. Gone are those…