Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Hyrule Warriors has been developer Koei Tecmo, the team behind the Dynasty Warriors games, most success full game and was a bright spot during the Wii U era plus a…
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Hyrule Warriors has been developer Koei Tecmo, the team behind the Dynasty Warriors games, most success full game and was a bright spot during the Wii U era plus a…
Why A Christmas Carol (1999) Is My Favourite Well, cinemas have started to re-open, but with the tier system making it harder for a lot of people to get to the cinema I’ve decided I wouldn’t immediately go back to…
DEMON’S SOULS (2020) (Available for PlayStation 5 only) The PlayStation 5 has not only kicked off its launch with a botched pre order program but also a remake of the PlayStation 3 classic that kicked off the Soulslike genre of…
It’s time for the Animation World Cup Finals, and we’ve gone a long way but it’s time to see if we’re going to end it this week or if we’re going to a Grand Final. Let’s begin. The Losers’ Final:…
Spider-Man Miles Morales (Available for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) Spider-Man is back to launch the PlayStation 5 with this spin off game that’ll show off the capabilities of the console. This time we’re…
Pikmin 3: Deluxe (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Pikmin 3 finally makes it to the Switch from the Wii U making it one of the last great games on that system to make the jump to the Switch with added…
The Animation World Cup: Winners’ Semi Finals And now it’s time for the Winners’ Semi-Finals, and man is this one going to be tough. So, let’s get straight down to it. Match 1: My Life As A Courgette vs Chicken…
The Animation World Cup: Losers’ Semi-Finals Welcome back to The Animation World Cup! And it’s time to determine which two films will take on each other for the prize of winning the losers’ bracket. Check out last week to see…
13 SENTINELS: AEGIS RIM (Available for PlayStation 4 only) Atlus might make some great games but they suck at localising their games to the west. The Persona games still come out half a year after their Japanese releases in spite…
“BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM” With cinemas shutting down again it’s definitely going to be a case that we’ll be watching all our movies on streaming services, which is why it’s slightly comforting to know that the latest Borat film went directly…
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope (Available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC) (PlayStation 4 version used for review) The second in Supermassive Games series (third if you count Until Dawn) has been put out following last year’s Man…
“PIXIE” Pixie is yet another film that has been brought to cinemas in the wake of an industry gasping for air, while big companies hold out their releases that have made the rounds last year, and is hoping to make…
“SAINT MAUD” Saint Maud is the latest indie horror film directed by Rose Glass who also wrote the script, and this is her first feature-length film having directed short films prior to this. And it’s great that it’s finally come…
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time (Available for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One) (PlayStation 4 version used for review) Crash Bandicoot 4 is the latest game Activision have brought out the N.Sane trilogy 2 years ago being full on remakes…
“AKIRA (RE: 2020)” No, this is not me suddenly going back to reviewing classic movies, and it’s not exactly me giving the ‘Why was this so great?’ list. There is actually a timely reason to do this: it was announced…
Tell Me Why (Available for Xbox One and PC) (Xbox Series X version available later this year) (PC version used for review) (No Spoilers in Review and please refrain from posting Spoilers in the comments section) Tell Me Why is…
Super Mario 35 (Available for Nintendo Switch only) (Nintendo Switch Online account is required) Super Mario 35 is a free online multiplayer battle royal game for the Switch online as part of the Mario 35th Anniversary. You play the original…
“SCHEMERS” Schemers is the first film from writer/director/producer Dave Mclean; he hasn’t previously helmed a film prior to this from what I can tell. His IMDB page is actually pretty much blank other than this movie, so there’s really not…
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