Tag: Game Reviews

Mario Kart 7 is well worth purchasing and a vital chapter in the lineage of the Mario Kart series.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is ultimately the best Mario Kart game of all-time.

Mario Kart 8 is worth buying a Nintendo Wii U console for, because it's an all-time great release from the series.

Mario Kart DS is an absolute joy and a near-flawless portable racing game.

I urge you to check out Mario Kart: Super Circuit, because even after all these years, it's still thoroughly entertaining.

Mario Kart Wii can entertain for hours, but it will enrage in equal measure.

Super Mario Kart is a terrific game and one of the most important Nintendo games ever.

Here is a review for Infinity Ward's latest instalment in the Call Of Duty franchise, available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

If you hoped that WWE 2K20 would be anything more than being just another game, then unfortunately you will not be impressed.

If you hoped that WWE 2K20 would be anything more than being just another game, then unfortunately you will not be impressed.

Written by: Daniel Lashbrooke Developer: Quantic Dream Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment Genre: Action/Adventure Released: May 25 2018 Certificate: 18 Consoles: PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows Following in the footsteps of Heavy...

For fans of horror games, I would recommend Outlast 2 on your shopping list.

I would encourage that any Assassin’s Creed fan, or role-playing game enthusiast, should try Odyssey,

Mario Kart: Double Dash delivers hours and hours of fun, and is simply a fantastic game.

Mario Kart 64 is an all-time great game, and the best entry of a stunning series.

WWE 2K19 provides the best wrestling videogame experience in a good five years.

WWE 2K18 is far from the perfect wrestling game, or even a great wrestling game, but it is an improvement over 2K17 & still delivers a lot of entertainment.

If you already own Dark Souls, then you should probably hold off unless you’re an avid fan of the series like I am.

Royal Rumble is almost always overshadowed by the more famous WWF games on PS1 and N64. Mind you, there's a good reason why: Royal Rumble is nowhere near as good as any of its three counterparts from that year, but that isn't to say that it's a completely bad game.

If you can appreciate it for what it is, nearly 20 years later, War Zone remains one of the most fun wrestling games ever, and a vital chapter in the history of wrestling - and especially WWF/WWE - videogames.