David Braben talks to Critical Gamer

CG: If we introduce this interview by saying ‘David Braben begged us to interview him for weeks, and we finally caved in’, will you kill us?

David Braben: Yes!

Sega releases Sonic the Hedgehog 4 teaser

Hoping to rescue his rather tarnished reputation with gamers, a certain pointy blue rodent has cropped up in a teaser video released by Sega, showing a return to the formula that made him so popular, in Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1.

Diner Dash: PS3 review

Diner Dash has been around for 6 years, and has graced several platforms. Now it’s success is being ported over to Xbox 360, Wii and PSN as a downloadable game. Will it keep it’s Michelin Star or will it be star of Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares?

Military Madness Nectaris: review

Military Madness is back. If that sentence excites you, then there is a fun but limited title awaiting you on PSN, Live and WiiWare. For those left scratching their heads at the mention of Military Madness, you are better off looking elsewhere for your strategy fix.

Diner Dash: 360 review

The concept is simple; you play as Flo who owns a restaurant. Your job is to, well, run the restaurant.

Shootanto: Evolutionary Mayhem: review

Control setups are offered not only for the Wii Zapper, but for the remote & nunchuk combo and even for the classic controller too. If only as much thought and effort had gone into the rest of the game; it feels indescribably soulless.

My Zoo: review

One of the areas is ‘Child’s Room’ and despite adjusting the lighting to a sexy red glow, our pandas Hermione and Adrian sat with their backs to one another. You could feel the sexual tension, though.

Two new Wiiware titles from Hudson in the next fortnight

Two new Wiiware titles from Hudson Soft will be splashing up on to the gaming coast line in the next couple of weeks, both available for 500 points.

Are App Stores the way forward for developers?

We look at the growth in digital app stores and ask if they are the ‘win, win’ the industry is currently making them out to be.

LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias: review

The first LostWinds game was charming, original, and guaranteed to put a smile on your face. It met with well deserved widespread critical acclaim. Can Frontier follow that up without getting lazy and complacent?

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