Rally Cross fans looking for a dedicated videogame adaptation of their favourite sport have been eagerly awaiting a true return of the WRC franchise that the now famed developer, Evolution Studios – best known for its PS3 exclusive franchise, MotorStorm – started way back in late November of 2001. While…
Read MoreMUD – FIM Motocross World Championship (MUD) is the most comprehensive videogame rendition of the sport that’s ever been delivered to its fans. All three of the official circuits (MX1, MX2 and MXoN) are featured here, with each competition offering not only its authentic rosters, but impressively, its tracks as…
Read MoreIn our original Ni No Kuni review, our Editor-in-Chief, Matt Sainsbury, awarded the title a perfect score in his glowing review. The intention of this second opinion review isn’t to criticise the game or the differences in our opinions of it, but to share the experience from another perspective. Just…
Read MoreJust over a month ago we brought you the news that Namco Bandai Games was bringing Milestone’s MUD – FIM Motocross World Championship to North America on February 26th, but apparently the developer wants to keep us driftin’ through the mud this year with its upcoming rally racing title, WRC…
Read MoreIt hasn’t been that long ago since Namco Bandai sent us a hefty folder packed full of screenshots of its light-hearted upcoming 3DS exclusive title, Naruto Powerful Shippuden. Well, the game is fighting ever closer to its March, 5th release date and it’s sent us another great batch of screenshots…
Read MoreFans of Naruto just can’t seem to get enough of the loveable teenaged ninja in orange. If you’re one of these fans and have a 3DS handy – March probably can’t get here soon enough. Namco Bandai is bringing Naruto Powerful Shippuden to the 3DS on March 5th, with its…
Read MoreTekken Tag Tournament 2 is set to release September 13th in Japan, September 14th in Europe and September 11th in North America. The storyline by now is probably such a complete mess that I will not even both trying to follow let alone explain it, but I have always enjoyed…
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