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“The fear of blood tends to create fear for the flesh.” These are the words that greet you upon booting up Konami’s first outing into America’s most infamous resort town. In today’s age of screeching HD abominations from beyond time-and-space…
So we didn’t all die in 2012 which, I suppose, is a good thing. What we can do now is look ahead to a year that promises to showcase some of the most impressive technological feats of wonder in gaming…
Released in 2007 using a blend of the classic fixed scenes of traditional first person adventures and free roaming capabilities, Scratches has the player standing on one spot, whilst being capable of looking up, down and around, 360◦. This mode…
Finally updating the classic back-catalogue of the early days of IO Interactive, the Hitman: HD Trilogy includes Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Hitman: Contracts, and Hitman: Blood Money. Silent Assassin remains the somewhat-spoiling vintage of the trio – it has the…
The Paper Mario series has always been somewhat of a Marmite situation for gamers. Some favour the easygoing, pick up and play nature of these particular RPGs over the more involved types, like Final Fantasy. Other gamers prefer the complete…
Whilst the previous True Crime games have established their protagonists as clearly defined cops from the outset, Sleeping Dogs puts players into the shoes of Wei Shen, an officer of the Hong Kong Police Department who is in play in…
As a fan of the previous games in the series, when I first saw the introductory trailers for Hitman: Absolution, I was more than a little concerned. Wanton violence? Arkham Asylum-style x-ray vision? BDSM nuns? Continuing Square-Enix’s trend of publishing…
Well, it’s not exactly a massive shocker, is it? On Tuesday 8th January, Game Freak revealed a shiny trailer for two new Pokémon games, the first for 3DS; X and Y. Of course, it was only a matter of time before we…
As 2013 lumbers into view, trying its hardest to defy the apocalyptic prophecies of December 2012, we look at some of the standout titles you’re going to want to own next year. Provided we don’t all burn to a crisp/get eaten by…