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Professor Layton and the Spectre's Call (DS)

The fourth Professor Layton game already, but am I fed up with them? Am I heck.

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Review - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (Xbox version tested)

6:18pm Monday 14th November 2011

War is hell. Hella fun more like – the most popular multiplayer game of modern times is back, in its updated form for 2011.

Review - Battlefield 3 (Xbox 360 version tested)

1:44pm Monday 7th November 2011

Once more into the Battlefield dear friends. Don’t let the name deceive you – depending on how you’re counting, this can be viewed as the fifth (or 7th or 8th) Battlefield game.

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Review - Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception (PlayStation 3)

12:49pm Wednesday 2nd November 2011

The man with the whip and hat is back... No, hold on – that’s Indiana Jones. You’ll forgive my confusion though – this game is the biggest tribute to those films one could imagine.

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Review: Daytona USA (Xbox 360)

11:35am Thursday 27th October 2011

Rooooolling Staaaaaaart!! It’s back – after 17 years, my favourite arcade game of all time has been dusted down, rebuilt and sympathetically restored.

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Hardware Review: OnLive

10:19am Thursday 27th October 2011

This week our reviewer takes on a new online gaming system: OnLive.

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Review: Batman – Arkham City (Xbox 360)

9:13am Thursday 27th October 2011

Riddle me this, riddle me that. It’s another epic game featuring the Bat.

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Review: Formula One 2011 (Playstation 3)

4:23pm Thursday 20th October 2011

This is the latest incarnation of Codemasters’ controversial Formula One game. Last year’s version was easily one of the most discussed racing games - but probably not for the right reasons.

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Review: Forza Motorsport 4 (Xbox 360)

12:36pm Tuesday 18th October 2011

There really is only one relevant question here... You know it and I know it. Is it better than Gran Turismo 5? Well yes. Yes it is – by quite a large margin too. But why?