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Rating the second inductee into Halo: The Master Chief Collection → Read More
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No doubt you're aware of FIFA 18’s bold new features. You know, the Real Player Motion, the Dramatic Moments, the Dribbling Overhaul, the Official Paul Pogba hairdo. But what about the ones that didn't make it to the back of the box? We’re talking Giant Pitchside Inflatables, 360 Degree Crowd-Hugging, Sideline Litter Build-Up, and a dabbing Luka Modrić. To catch up on all of FIFA 18’s incredible… → Read More
From demon babies, to dreadlocked giants, to ginger-mulleted weirdos, here are the top 15 character creators on Xbox that let you go further than the laws of nature ever intended. → Read More
So, you set off on a Pokemon adventure to catch 'em all. But there's more to Pokemon than beating a wild animal to within an inch of its life before forcing it to live out the rest of its sad existence in a ball. There's a hidden depth that the games don't even tell you about, and today were shining a spotlight on it, from classics like Ruby and Sapphire, to Pokemon Go, the latest in Sun and… → Read More
Zelda: Breath of the Wild offers a world alive with experimentation. I’ve spent hours upon hours tooling around, throwing meat to dogs, wafting mushrooms with giant leaves, and levitating bombs by attaching balloons to them. I've even used Link’s magnesis power to position a metal beam over a log, drop a crate on it, and launch him into the air. And that was only the //starting area//. Here’s… → Read More
So you just bought yourself a shiny new Nintendo Switch. Congratulations! Thing is, your several hundred dollar purchase doesn't come with any games, so you're going to have to buy the actual software separately. There's the obvious choice, of course (Do I need to say it? I need to say it, huh? It's Zelda. You're going to buy Zelda), but all told, there are about a dozen games you'll be able to… → Read More
You play Zelda to feel warmth and love and optimism beneath sunny skies and in green fields, to live the life of a legendary boy who rides horses and saves villages and OH MY GOD WHAT THE HECK IS THAT THING. Nightmare creatures with names such as Blind, The Imprisoned, or Demise belong in the likes of Resident Evil, Dark Souls and giant cross-dimensional whirlpools at the bottom of the ocean.… → Read More
Fallout 4 is wonderful. It's an immense, irresistible RPG that can also be used to make trailers for Rogue One or The Walking Dead. The vanilla console game is incredible, but it gets better/weirder on PC. → Read More
With a misuse of facial sliders and a careful application of wholesale moral deficiency, I’ve created a roster of the ugliest fighters to ever stumble into an Octagon. It's a case of either cranking everything up to 11 or reverse-cranking it down to -1 and then marvelling/recoiling at whatever monstrosity UFC 2’s tremendously versatile character editor spits out. → Read More
If you ever saw someone wearing your exact clothes and face, you’d probably notice. Why, then, do video games think they can get away with artificially inflating large quantities of people with repeat after repeat? It happens often - citizens in open worlds springing from a perilously shallow gene pool, virtual gig-goers wearing bewilderingly similar outfits, Playmobil-looking crowds in sports… → Read More