News by Jedediah H. Melding the conciousness of every human mind in an attempt to create a “sublime” human race sounds like an incredibly bad, though ambitious, idea. Of course, the 1960’s Russian experiment goes awry, practically leaving the planet dilapidated. As a proletariat citizen living in a rebuilt society…
Read MoreNews by Matt S. Buried within a press release that proudly proclaimed that the PlayStation 4 has sold 10 million consoles worldwide, Sony Australia has confirmed that the PlayStation TV is headed to Australia. To launch on November 14 for $150, the PlayStation TV is going to be a great…
Read MoreNews by Matt S. Microsoft has scored a valuable exclusive. At Europe’s Gamescom the company has announced that the follow up to the excellent Tomb Raider reboot, Rise of the Tomb Raider, would be exclusive to the Xbox One. This makes an awful lot of sense to me, for all…
Read MoreReview by Brad L. Pool is a game of angles, skill and determination. If you play the game anything like me, it is also always the ball’s fault. To say that I am the unluckiest man in history when it comes to making simple shots in pool is a reasonably…
Read MoreReview by Shaan J. I feel that I should preface this review by stating that the game being reviewed has nothing to do with the Tommy Wiseau film of the same name, nor its related Flash game. So with that out of the way, I wanted to talk about how…
Read MoreReview by Matt S. One of the Shonen Jump manga for the older audience, Seraph of the End has a very weak start in Volume 1, but offers just enough of an incentive to look forward to future volumes. Following some kind of cataclysm, humanity finds itself beset by powerful…
Read MoreNews by Jedediah H. If you’re in any way aware of the melodious fire storm that is Hatsune Miku, punch my words in the face, rapidly but softly pat your kitten or dog on her lower back, open a new tab on whatever brilliant device you’re currently utilising to browse…
Read MoreNews by Matt S. Mortal Kombat is the kind of series that will never go away. Not while its less-than-subtle satire of the bloodlust of the games industry continues to be relevant. And with games becoming ever more violent, I can’t see that relevance waning any time soon. Anyhow, I…
Read MoreNews by Matt S. Toy Soldiers, Ubisoft’s action/ tower defence series, will land on PlayStation consoles for the first time with the upcoming next-gen release of Toy Soldiers: War Chest. The game, which will also be available on Windows PC and Xbox One early next year, has been developed by…
Read MoreReview by Shaan J. As much as I have come to enjoy the ever-growing library on the PlayStation 4, a lot of titles released in the past few months have been ports and remakes of older games. These tend to be good games, but also games I have already played…
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