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Desert Island Games is simple. You’re deserted on a lost island, but don’t fret because it’s got every console imaginable, constant electricity and a decent internet connection. The catch? You can only take three games. This week Sinan Kubba makes his three picks.
Halo 3
I’m going to start off with the most obvious choice, [...]

Anyone that collected Panini football stickers will be familiar with Ultimate Team. Like the stickers, you have to save up all your money to buy a pack, desperately hoping for a shiny player, a proper goalscorer, not another Lithuanian left-back. And like stickers, Ultimate Team is structured around this addictive search for perfection, the search [...]

It takes a lot to pull gamers from existing shooters Modern Warfare 2, but this game successfully delivers a unique experience. The multiplayer is incredibly satisfying to play, and the single-player manages to be decent even with its rather predictable and uninspired plot. If you are looking for a solid shooter, maybe signing up to [...]

Making a video game based on a fourteenth century poem is no easy job, especially one as revered as the Divine Comedy. But what if you take the essence of the poem and skew it into some sort of strange bastardized form full of breasts and babies? Then you might have something.
The story centres around [...]

It’s important that we make this podcast better than last weeks shambles. So with that in mind the conversation quickly turns to Uncharted 2… I’m sorry.

I’ll freely admit that the original Mass Effect didn’t blow me away, the story was original, the characters were unique and charming but I never felt that it wowed me. Can Mass Effect 2 change my ways?

I’ve experienced the future and it isn’t video streaming or downloadable releases, it’s browser gaming. Find out why Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online is the best example yet.

In March 2008, Army of Two came onto the scene to, quite frankly very mixed reviews. With it’s over the top action, bravado and bromance some people loved it while others just plain hated it. How will it’s sequel pan out?

We’ve had rehashes, top quality releases, indie developers making their mark and some companies rethinking what the three letters represent. Here are our RPG picks from 2009.

One notable fact that links all of the action adventure nominees; all have received a coveted five star review from the staff at Nidzumi. Which one was the best, find out here…