Published: 1st March 2021
With close to 100 new entries to the Nintendo eShop each month, let’s take a look at some of the indie titles made available during February.
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Published: 26th February 2021
We're back with the Nintendo Switch in the search for a perfect family game. This time around, we present our Bonkies review.
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Published: 23rd February 2021
In our Imperiums: Greek Wars review, the level of simulation is epic, and is possibly the most impressive part of the game.
By: Gemma Fisk
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Published: 4th February 2021
With impressive versatility, performance, and style; the Nintendo Switch Lite is an ideal candidate for gamers on the go.
By: Gemma Fisk
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Published: 28th January 2021
We review the Nintendo Switch—the culmination of Nintendo's decades of console building experience.
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Published: 2nd June 2014
Wolfenstein: The New Order makes me thankful that the Nazi’s never won the war. With all the weird weapons and merciless Nazi robot dogs that would have sprung up, I am glad I don’t have to live on Hitler Crescent and work at Goebbels Inc.
By: Miles Jones
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Published: 12th March 2014
About this time last year, new life was given to the SimCity franchise. To say fans of SimCity weren’t chomping at the bit to get a glimpse of the new
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Published: 6th December 2020
It’s hard, really hard, to find games that are genuinely good for all the family, but this is one. This is quick to pick up, fun for a couple of hours, and then maybe left for a bit, but you’ll come back time and time again. Boomerang Fu is a six-player, single screen fun fest, playable by all ages.
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Published: 17th February 2014
For those who have missed Lara Croft and her rather unique physiology – do not despair our Tomb Raiding heroine is back – and back with some serious attitude and
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Published: 23rd March 2014
There’s many a reason why you may want to record your gameplay and up until now, there’s been two game recorders leading the charge from Hauppauge and Elgato. Late 2013 saw a new contender
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