Algorithms RUIN gaming?
Whether its Uber or No Man’s Sky, algorithms are now part of almost every facet of our life. There’s definitely advantages to their use, but will this stifle creativity in the […]
E3 2017 Roundup: suped-up consoles, streamer shellshock and herniated Yoshis
By Neil Merrett Coming as it does every year, the E3 video games show in Los Angeles concluded this week after attempting to provide a definitive state of play for […]
Tiny hands make sleight work
I’ve just got a new phone, moving to Android from my creaking Windows phone. And it’s size has reminded me of a story from videogames – which I only learnt […]
Sonic vs Mario – the enduring battle to tame hot, nasty, bad-ass speed
“I am a passenger, And I ride and I ride, I ride through the city’s backside, I see the stars come out of the sky, Yeah, they’re bright in a […]
Fair play Far Cry
As we approach E3, I think the game I’m most excited for is Far Cry Hope County. I haven’t always been kind to the series, but from what I know […]
Rick, Morty, licenced games and post-VR toilet confusion
VR at its most grandiose is seeks to change our very perception of reality on a fundamental level. At its worst, the technology wants you to swing a piece of plastic around and pretend you are a Jedi – there is a fine line separating these outcomes.
One Game Type To Rule Them All
Like any Saints Row fan, I’ve been eagerly awaiting any news on Deep Silver’s in universe, spiritual successor, Agents Of Mayhem. I might bemoan the lack of character creation, but […]
