Just Cause on PS2 kinda passed me by. After GTA San Andreas I couldn’t face another huge open world game. It’s a shame really as by all accounts it was a good game with a solid story and some inventive gameplay…

Just Cause on PS2 kinda passed me by. After GTA San Andreas I couldn’t face another huge open world game. It’s a shame really as by all accounts it was a good game with a solid story and some inventive gameplay…
This is bleak stuff, featuring what I imagine is a fairly realistic portrayal of the sex traffic trade – Russian girls being brought into London with the promise of a better life, only to be forced into prostitution. Kept under control by forced daily doses of heroin…
The biggest praise I can give the demo is that, like Red Faction: Guerrilla, it is great fun. You will be impressed as you shockwave cars and enemies through the air before blasting them with electricty…
45,000 odd Millwall fans singing and laughing before kick off, mingling with the Scunthorpe fans – everyone was out to enjoy their clubs day in the sunshine…
We’re really talking about two different products here – the PS3 is built for the longer term and I suspect it’ll be Microsoft’s next console (in 2011?) that may make people think twice about switching to XBox…
Being a jaded music industry cynic (:smile:) it’s not often I find myself caught up in the moment – especially at a gig by a new band…
Sometimes it’s nice not to login to PSN, to just slip a disc in the PS3 and enjoy a story on your own for a few hours…
Let’s get this straight… Wanted: Weapons Of Fate is not worth £39.99. This isn’t because it’s a bad game – it’s due to the length (or lack thereof) of the main story mode…
Alone In The Dark sees you take control of Edward Carnaby – although when he wakes, blinking, in custody he has no idea who he is – as he tries to find out what is causing the apparent demonic destruction of New York City…
With Charlton, Southampton and Norwich all dropping to League One it means next season in the third tier will be tougher than ever. Add to that Leeds, Tranmere and even newly promoted Brentford & Wycombe and you have the makings of a cracker of a league…