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We are playing our way through Fallout 4 currently, and have already complete part 1 of our review in progress, which you can read here. In this next edition of our Fallout 4 review, we are looking at character customization and base building, two areas of the game that will have you spending many hours!

It has been a long while since we got a Nintendo Direct, and the roughly 45 minute presentation did not disappoint. The games I am most excited for where given even more details, and the game my son is excited for - Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival - was actually looked at in more depth. Why that was done the day before release is beyond me, but it happened.

The first few hours of Fallout 4 have exhilarated me, frustrated me, and made me go, "What?" That is what you are in for if you decide you want to play Fallout 4. Although our review isn't live yet - and won't be for a while! - I can safely say that if open world RPG's are your thing, you probably don't want to pass up on this, even if you've never played a Fallout game in the past. Consider this the beginning of our Review-in-Progress.

The New Xbox Experience (NXE) launched today for all regions, and it is very good looking. At 3:01 AM Eastern, those who have automatic updates enabled began downloading the NXE. When I perused the new dashboard around 7 AM, I was incredibly impressed. While it will take a bit of time getting use to the changes, it appears as if everything has been streamlined.

Major Nelson released information from Crystal Dynamic today on his blog regarding how viewers can interact with the person playing when on Twitch. What is currently available is pretty simplistic - mostly recieving credits for watching someone complete something major - but there is also a variation that allows you to change up how the person playing will experience the game - using cards. Will you try these cool Twitch things out?

Performance Design Products is not just about the Afterglow brand. Although they have many different headsets and controllers to choose from across past generation and current generation consoles, the company also has some other great licences. In this short article, we will be looking at some of the best PDP products I've purchased over the past few years.

Gone are the days when gamers were expected to spend thousands of pounds each year to fund their hobby. These days, players can get hundreds of hours of entertainment without spending a single penny, and while they couldn't expect something like The Last of Us at that sweetest of price points, what is lost in quality is more than made up in value.

Mobile app developers constantly work on coming up with new and exciting applications, which users will be able to download for free. These free apps are installed within several minutes and they provide hours of free fun to players. Sometimes, they come with in-app purchases and sometimes they offer players the chance to scoop massive prizes if they make a real money deposit. Luckily for fans of casino games, the selection of such free casino apps counts hundreds of titles and here I have listed the top ones. Criteria used in my selection were overall app ...

I'm not sure October could have become any better for CD Projekt Red, the studio behind the award winning Witcher franchise and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt game. Not only did they launch the first of two large expansion packs this month - which was very good by the way, more below - but they also took home five awards in the Golden Joysticks 2016!

Nintendo needs to be applauded, loudly. Their support for Splatoon has been incredible, not only with updates to the game itself, but also by hosting frequent Splatfest's surrounding special events. Just in time for Halloween weekend, Nintendo is launching another special event for Splatoon players: Pirate's versus Ninjas.