Gamescom: G'AIM'E is a triumph for arcade fans everywhere
I tested the latest innovation in bringing nostalgia back into our living rooms, and I'm now a true believer.
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Gamescom: Onimusha: Way of the Sword is pure heaven for fans of samurai cinema
I tested the new Onimusha at Gamescom and came away excited and impressed by Capcom's vision of a new samurai epic.
Gamescom: Resident Evil: Requiem nearly gave me a panic attack
I tested Capcom's latest vision of horror at Gamescom and came away impressed and terrified.
15 Years of PlayStation Plus retrospective
I spent a month with the ever-growing PlayStation Plus catalogue to see what the service offers for old-school retro fans and those looking to experiment.
Achilles: Survivor is a fantastic addition to the bullet heaven genre
★★★★ | Expertly designed and highly addictive, Achilles: Survivor is a fantastic addition to the bullet heaven genre.
Peacemaker Season 2 is a vast improvement in every way
★★★★★ | After a winning year of fantastic DC shows and films, Peacemaker Season 2 is the big, shining candle on top of a delicious cake.
Red Sonja is a delightfully silly throwback to simpler times
★★★ | Neither big nor clever and a bit too long for its own good, Red Sonja is nonetheless a hugely entertaining addition to a starved genre.
Honor 400 review: the midrange flagship champion
Honor 400 is a phone of little compromise and a lot of value. It redefines what to expect from any device in this price range.
Fantasia Festival: Blank Canvas - My So-Called Artist's Journey
★★★★ | Lovingly crafted and superbly acted, Blank Canvas is a delightful slice of life story about the act of creation.
Fantasia Festival: Good Game
★★ | Too big and broad for its own good, the charming cast save what they can in this e-sports comedy looking for a better story.
Fantasia Festival: Foreigner
★★★★★ | Eloquently written and superbly performed, Foreigner announces the arrival of a brilliant new talent.
Mafia: The Old Country is old-fashioned to a fault
★★★★ | Review: Mafia: The Old Country will infuriate many with its hopelessly dated mechanics. But fans of this genre and time period will love the romanticism and tragedy, overlooking most faults entirely.
