Worth a Wii? – Still smart to buy a Wii with Wii U round the corner?
The Wii. It has long been the poster boy of casual and family friendly gaming, and despite its revolutionary motion controllers, many gamers have been non-adopters. Put off by its … Continue reading
PC Gaming Is Dead! Long Live PC Gaming – Issue 1.
Welcome to the first issue of PC Gaming is Dead! Long Live PC Gaming! This will be a fortnightly article that explores some of the finer gems that PC gaming … Continue reading
Just One More! – Addicted to Trophies and Achievements?
It’s been over four years since I picked up my original Xbox 360, three years since I invested in my PS3, and although consoles come and go something will stick … Continue reading
Tony Stark and Rick Castle Team Up!
Spotted online via Marvel, this new Ad to promote both the Avengers Assemble movie (have I told you it’s awesome yet?) and the crime series Castle (also awesome!) puts both … Continue reading
Ads and That | Nintendo get it right with Viral ad
Nintendo are one of the biggest game systems companies in the world, the Wii revolutionised the way we play games with motion controls and then again with the portable hand … Continue reading
Customised: Poked by Pokemon
I’m not only a huge fan of Pokemon (suprising I know!) but also of ways to express and show off my own (or others) nerdiness. Writer of Ads and That … Continue reading
Adventure Time coming to DS and 3DS this Fall
Wayforward Technologies, the geniuses behind such hits as Mighty Switch Force (Nintendo e-Store), Bloodrayne Betrayal (PSN and XBLA) and Aliens Infestation (DS) are bringing the hit TV show Adventure Time … Continue reading
A Geek Can Dream: Loki filling Ledgers Floppy Shoes
If you’ve seen 2008′s The Dark Knight, the second in Batman’s most recent saga, then you’ll know the late Heath Ledger provided us with a phenomenal performance as the twisted … Continue reading
Screen 22| Review: The Hunger Games
Before I begin I would like to start off by saying that I’ve never read the books by Suzanne Collins, nor did I even know of their existence until a … Continue reading
