The Newb Review Episode 41

With Tom ill, Kieran steps into the hosting seat again this week (despite suffering from a serious case of man flu himself). He is joined by returning podcaster Sabbi Stone and Mr Adam Radcliffe and together they take you through the latest and greatest in gaming news, site updates and community feedback. MP3 Download / [...]

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Sun, October 17 2010 » Podcasts » No Comments

DLC Review: Alan Wake – The Signal

2009 was a great year for games, we had Batman: Arkham Asylum, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and Left 4 Dead 2 amongst others, and this year seems to be a continuation of that. It’s incredible to think that already this year we’ve managed to get our hands on Mass Effect 2, God of War 3 and Super Mario Galaxy 2, with games from the Halo, Call of Duty, Assassin’s Creed, Fallout and Castlevania series all still to come.

With a constant flow of big titles coming out there’s fierce competition and with that comes fairly big titles losing out on sales and somewhat slipping under the radar. No game this year sums this up more than Alan Wake.

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Tue, August 17 2010 » Reviews, Xbox 360 » No Comments

Review: Castlevania – Harmony of Despair

Are you afraid of vampires, ghosts, demons and succubi? YOU ARE!? Well forget about going to the wonderful land of Castlevania for your holidays this year because you’re a pansy. But if you are like me and actually prefer to go on your holidays to places where the likelihood of certain death by werewolves is above 90% then there is no better place this winter. 1200 Microsoft points gets you flights and accommodation, but if you do fancy spending Christmas in Dracula’s castle, a word of warning. when packing your bags make sure you include a whip, for killing various creatures and monsters, meat which you can keep hidden in the walls and lots of sources of caffeine, because unfortunately you will not be sleeping on this little get-a-way.

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Tue, August 10 2010 » Reviews, Xbox 360 » No Comments

Review: Shadow Complex

With 2.5D being the one of the fashionable “things” in gaming at the moment (along with procedurally generated content and online co-op play), it was only a matter of time until someone decided to do a Metroid style game in the second-and-a-half dimension. That “someone” was Epic Games, and the game was Shadow Complex. For [...]

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Sun, November 1 2009 » Reviews, Xbox 360 » 4 Comments