Reviews

The Punisher presents a peculiar moral conundrum. Having successfully extracted the necessary information from some hapless meat grinder soldier (not surprising given the extremely…

I'm not sure we "get" basketball in this country. We tend to prefer football, which whilst tactical in many ways is more about action…

The PlayStation 2 version of Astro Boy showed us exactly what most gamers expect from a licensed game: unfinished, glitchy, uninspired - just downright…

We recently reviewed the videogame version of the Spongebob Squarepants Movie. While that game isn't a classic, it does a fine job of recreating…

It's fashionable and far too easy to bitch about Rare. The former darling of the industry is now its whipping boy, and Rare's track…

Banjo Pilot was originally announced around the time of the GBA's conception, albeit as Diddy Kong Pilot - the game that was to use…

This is one of those games that make it damn near impossible to flesh out a cohesive and well-structured review, thanks to the fact…

In this crazy world that is subdivided into gaming territories, living in Europe generally means we get things significantly later than our American and…

Dante's Inferno, an apocalyptic vision of hell originally completed in the year 1314, was inevitably dominated by 14th-century concerns. Its assorted cast of heretics,…

Drilling isn't exactly something that sounds like perfect videogame material. I personally associate it with DIY: Putting up shelves, hanging doors and hoping you…