Monthly Archives: "July 2020"
Seven directors later, the Uncharted movie ...
It’s been something of a rollercoaster journey for the Uncharted film ever since we first heard of it back in 2009. After losing six directors
Dragon’s Dogma Netflix anime hits thi...
The Dragon’s Dogma Netflix anime launches 17th September 2020. “Only the Arisen can face the Dragon and defeat the apocalypse,” said Netflix in a Twitter
Someone should make a game about: Dishwashi...
Not to brag but I am probably one of the three best washer-uppers in the world. First proper job at a fancy creperie in my
The Sims 4’s knitting-themed DLC out ...
The Sims 4 is about to get a little woolier, courtesy of its latest paid DLC expansion, the Nifty Knitting Stuff Pack, which comes to
Platinum Games offers minor Babylon’s...
Babylon’s Fall, the long-awaited and still relatively mysterious new offering from Bayonetta and Nier: Automata studio Platinum Games, is “continuing to progress well” according to
Infinity Ward renames Call of Duty: Modern ...
Infinity Ward has renamed a controversial soldier skin in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone after it was accused of glorifying the police. A
Summer Games Done Quick 2020 unveils full c...
Summer Games Done Quick organisers have unveiled the full speedrun schedule for this year’s online-only charity event, which gets underway in just over a month’s
Ghost of Tsushima Review
Ever since Assassin’s Creed started leaping from ancient Jerusalem to renaissance Italy to colonial America and beyond, there has been a longstanding itch to see
Save £5 off Ghost of Tsushima and Paper Ma...
Fresh off reading Chris’ Ghost of Tsushima review and – in spite of his reservations – been convinced to pick up Sucker Punch’s latest? If
Ghost of Tsushima review – a likeable...
Quite early on in Ghost of Tsushima, you’ll be introduced to its dramatic, one-on-one duels. Two warriors, a dozen yards apart, face each other down
