Wanting A Box

In a previous article, I spoke about inevitable change. The specific example was that of gaming magazines and the lessening reasons they should carry on existing. It may seem ironic then, that this time around I am looking at an example of fighting change.

Assassin’s Creed Bloodlines: review

After the first AC, Altair goes to sunny Cypress for a ‘holiday’…

LittleBigPlanet PSP at Eurogamer

The main attraction on the PSP (for us at least) was the chance to get some hands-on time with the PSP version of LittleBigPlanet, and before I say anything about the game I’d like to point out it was also my first hold of a PSP Go. Now, I have small hands and have always been comfortable holding smaller gadgets, but the Go seemed too small even for my girly sized digits! In its defence though I should point out it was attached to a table via a tether-wire, which meant I was playing tug-of-war whilst trying to play.

PSP Lounging around at the Eurogamer Expo

I saw one chap collapsed on a beanbag with no interest in the developers or games around him whatsoever; perhaps he was a fanboy of some kind, and had become overcome by seeing real women for the first time.

GTA Chinatown Wars: review

This game has one foot in the past and one foot in the present – and is all the better for it.

TGS: PSP Go hands – on impressions

“It was rather off putting trying to play the Go whilst connected to a full grown woman”

Critical Gamer at Tokyo Game Show 2009

Our man in Japan, Matt M, was at this year’s TGS on a press pass. Yes, we’re jealous too. This is what he sent us to make us more jealous still…

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker TGS 09 Trailer

The latest glimpse at Snake’s PSP outing from the 2009 Tokyo Game Show.

Should the PSP stay or Go?

Sony are courting a lot of controversy with their new console PSP Go. This is mainly due to the fact it’s a download only device, with no UMD drive as per the older PSP models.