Recently I’ve been playing Bioware’s stellar fantasy title Dragon Age: Inquisition – XboxOne & PS4" href="/reviews/dragon-age-inquisition-xboxone-ps4/">Dragon Age: Inquisition (my second playthrough) and for all its immense quality and engagement, one thing left a real sour taste in my mouth. Read more …
Did you ever get the feeling that things were supposed to happen one way but then the crazy villain you are fighting starts glowing purple and beating the crap out of you? That seems to be happening a lot in the Dragon Ball world, which is why the Time Patrol has wished upon the magical dragon Shenron for an ally capable of correcting these little mistakes. Now it’s up to you to go back in time to the most iconic moments in the most iconic Shonen anime to come to the west. Provided you can ignore how headache inducing time travel is as a plot device, of course. Read more …
In recent years, there has been a deluge of short indie horror games of fluctuating quality. Every now and then, something special rises to the top of this churning mass, like They Breathe or Home. However, for every interesting little game, there’s ten lazy rip-offs. With that in mind, here are three bitesize horror games for your delight and/or disgust. Read more …
I have always been interested in the differences between consoles capabilities, I like to see which games look better on which consoles and I’m addicted to watching graphics comparisons on newly released games.
Often these graphics comparison videos show footage from Xbox, Playstation and PC, though I paid closest attention to the consoles I was also jealously watching the PC footage in awe of how it was always ahead of the competition by a long way. So I have decided to stop fretting about differences between consoles and just dive into the complex pool of PC parts, heat sinks, CPU’s GPU’s memory and RAM (“memory IS RAM!”) and this is my experience.
There are times when I look at the gaming industry and I ask myself if I really want to keep pouring money into it? It is, after all, one extremely expensive hobby to partake in. But then along comes a game (or in this case a series of games) which tug at that part of my psyche that just says, “you’ll never leave us,” and I know I’m in for life.
Bienvenido el Presidente!
Kalypso’s long running Tropico series will soon be washing up on a golden, palm tree fringed beach called PS4, marking the first time one of the island-nation building games has come to casa de Playstation. I for one could not be more excited! Let’s take a little goosey gander shall we? Before I get started, take a peek at this video showing some of the PS4’s gameplay in action. I’ll be waiting for you…