Taxi cab offering Xbox One to customers
A London taxi cab driver uses an Xbox One to take in car entertainment to the next level.
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Evolve review
Surely you’ve all heard of Left 4 Dead. Well, Evolve is the latest game developed by Turtle Rock Studios and it’s pretty much the evolution of the multiplayer zombie survival game, although this time in a much tighter jungle arena setting with 4 co-op players versus one all-powerful monster. You can play the game in solo mode to up your XP and get to grips with the game but the action really is all about multiplayer here. In fact, playing with bots, for me at least, was very run-of-the-mill and wouldn’t hold my interest for very long. Jump into multiplayer...
Grand Theft Auto Logic
Grand Theft Auto is the most realistic sandbox game and still lets you get away with this.
Call of Duty 2015 release date
We may not know what the subtitle of the next Call of Duty game will be but we do know there will of course be another edition of the blockbuster series and it will, as always, probably be released in November. For years Infinity Ward and Treyarch shared the development duties meaning they have only had a two year development cycle each to make the game, but Advanced Warfare being made by Sledgehammer Games means that for the first time Treyarch gets a full three years to develop a game, having previously made Black Ops, Black Ops 2 and World...
The Legend of Zelda Majora’s Mask 3D review
Majora’s mask passed me by the first time when it came out on the N64. I remember getting the game and playing it at my girlfriend’s house in Norwich when I wasn’t really paying attention to it. Subsequently I never even managed to find the Ocarina of Time before the 3rd day was up and the scary moon starting down at Termina crashed into the world and killed everybody. Needless to say I couldn’t be bothered to try again and gave up, bewildered by the whole idea of a game that ends so suddenly. So, when I heard the game...
Resident Evil HD Remaster review
“Resident Evil” the hammy voice says when you push A to begin. It’s been a staple of the series since the game first came out on the PS One and then PC and it’s back again in yet another remake of Resident Evil in HD. This version is actually a remake of the 2002 GameCube remake and as such, provided a fresh twist on the original game with new puzzles, running Crimson Head zombies and items in different places. Of course the first thing you’ll notice is the visual improvement. The character models of Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine are...