After the critical success of the first The Longest Journey (PC-2000), publishers Fun Com felt, quite rightly, that it was a good idea to make a sequel. Fans of the previous title will not be disappointed with Dreamfall; it is an exciting and inventive game that contains aspects of the original while...

Tut…sigh…groan…grumble…yawn. There are times when industrious perseverance and dedication to the written craft can quickly descend to craving the submission of the 5 aforementioned words as a full and printable description for a videogame review. And, unsurprisingly, the temptation to implement...

Another high-profile summer blockbuster from Hollywood gets the licensed videogame tie-in treatment as Activision and Z-Axis offer up X-Men: The Official Game for our collective ‘entertainment’. However, Hollywood tie-ins generally exist as little more than sideshow attractions to boost both the...

Following a massive battle between the forces of Magneto and an invading Apocalypse, the city of Genosha lies in scarred ruins, its people all-but destroyed, and a desperate Magneto left with only one choice: seek help. And so, the nefarious Brotherhood of Mutants form a fragile alliance with Professor...

Urban Chaos has slid unnoticed onto the gaming scene amid a deafening lack of fanfare; patiently twiddling its inventive first-person shooter thumbs while waiting for some form of consumer reaction. Thus far, it hasn’t really had any; slipping in and out of the ELSPA’s Top-20 All-Format chart within...

In the past, big-name Hollywood movies have often been mirrored by a separate release that follows an almost exact vein of subject matter. Most notably, in 1991 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves clashed swords with (surprise, surprise) Robin Hood, and in 1994 Kurt Russell’s Tombstone faced down Kevin...

Fo Shizzle homies it’s time to review Street Crime New York City. I will firstly point out, to you my humble reader, that I am bereft of feeling when it comes to these sorts of titles, I see them as filler titles and not ‘true’ games, because any moron can throw together a 3rd person shooty shooty...

Those cheeky time traveling thieves, the TimeSpilitters are back again. Once more trying to steal the time crystals so that they can control time, and take over the world…the universe….and everything!!!! Now if only there was someone who would follow them through time and take em down!!...

Whatever opinion you hold of Dan Brown’s best-selling novel The Da Vinci Code, there’s no denying that it has considerable marketing power: it spawned a major Hollywood film as well as a game, both released around the same time. Movie or book-based games often leave something to be desired...

Wouldn’t it be marvelous to have a time machine? Traveling to the future, taking a peek at what it holds. Or perhaps the other way around, traveling back in time to relive the past, making up for past mistakes or enjoying moments of nostalgia all over again. Regarding gaming, I would like to be transferred...