We don’t get it. We realise that there are people out there who like horse racing, and we realise that there are even people out there who like the G1 Jockey series of games.
Summer is coming. But that gives you time to invest in the Game of Thrones RPG. Is it worth the trip through Westeros? Our review will give you the lowdown...
God of War Collection – comprising the original PS2 games, repackaged on one handy blu-ray disc and remastered in HD – looks like a PlayStation 2.5 game. It may be a purely cosmetic overhaul – astutely handled by Bluepoint Games, the developer behind PSN’s Blast Factor – but Kratos’ PS2 adventures have lost little of their brutal substance.
Kratos isn’t charming. He’s not interested in saving the world, rescuing a princess or really doing anything at all that doesn’t serve his immediate goals of getting revenge and tearing apart anyone that stands in his way. He’s a one-note character with a one-note aspiration, and yet somehow this bald, grunting terror of ancient Greece is the headliner of the PS3’s longest-awaited and most hotly anticipated
Without question, the two God of War games released on PSP are among the very best titles ever to appear on the handheld. That’s not just according to us, either; God of War: Chains of Olympus still stands as the highest-rated PSP game of all time on Metacritic, and while Ghost of Sparta was almost certainly hurt by its release less than a year after God of War III, its 86 Metascore is still nothing to sneeze at. So it’s kind of a foregone conclusion that the God of War Origins Collection is something worth playing, whether you never got around to the games on PSP or just want to play through them again in their definitive form...
The bar has been set extremely high in the world of shooters this holiday season with blockbuster titles we're sure the majority of gamers plan on adding to their collection. Among this stiff competition comes Goldeneye 007: Reloaded, the remake of the classic, this time in HD...
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