01 Nov 2010
Black Ops: best menu screen ever?
Rubbish opening screen for Call of Duty: Black Ops, eh? You've booted up the game and are ready for something special only to be faced with a drab old menu with a televis
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November 2010
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01 Nov 2010
Black Ops... only a week to go...
It's literally a week to go until one of the most coveted games of the year hits the shelves. Signs promising midnight opening have been posted up in store windows everyw
01 Nov 2010
Halo Reach - the end of an era
Remember where it all began... You’ve all seen the adverts. No doubt intended to remind you of the feeling you had when you first played Halo: Combat Evolved. Perhaps the
01 Nov 2010
PES 2011 finally retuns to form
ISS, Pro Evo, PES - call it what you like. I call it the greatest series of football simulation games ever made. For years the battle between PES, and the gigantic, fat-a
01 Nov 2010
Review: Call Of Duty Black Ops
It would seem that with every annual Call Of Duty release, the unrelenting tidal wave of hype becomes ever more all-encompassing than the year before. Initial scraps of i
01 Nov 2010
Review: EA Sports MMA
The fastest growing sport in the world makes yet another appearance on the 360 and PS3 - and no, it's not another UFC Undisputed update ... There's a new contender for th
01 Nov 2010
Review: Fable III
I feel like every time I’ve talked to someone about my experience playing Fable III, the net result is the receiver of my discussion being turned off Fable III. This migh
01 Nov 2010
Review: Kinect Adventures
I thought about trying to review the Kinect sensor itself, but I think you already know whether or not you want to buy this peculiar device. A divisive machine to be cert
01 Nov 2010
Review: Medal of Honor
It was inevitable that EA's Medal of Honor was going to draw comparisons with Activision's Call of Duty, especially as both series have now been brought bang up to date w
01 Nov 2010
We live in amazing times
So how much did you spend on your last brand-new gaming title? Expensive, aren’t they? Or are they? In 1991, a loaf of bread cost about 30p, a Ford Escort could be yours