Hot Rod – Review (Film)

Hot Rod was originally written with Will Ferrell in mind but ended up as a Lonely Island project, with the members of that taking over the main roles.

L.A Noire – Review (PS3)

The investigative stuff in L.A Noire is pretty cool, with your character moving around the crime scene and checking out points of interest (highlighted by a rumble on the pad and a chime sound – which can both be turned off if you really want to go Noir ).

Mass Effect 2 – Review (PS3)

I can safely say Mass Effect 2 is one of the deepest games I’ve played. In much the same way as Fallout 3 plays out different for each person that plays it, this is a game where your overall story will be the same but the variables between start and end are numerous.

Top 50 Single Player Games: Part Two (40-31)

So here we go with Part Two of my Top 50 Single Player Games, appreciate the comments on the first part (which can be found here) so keep ‘em coming.

‘The Afghan’ by Frederick Forsyth – Review (Book)

After a codename for a terrorist attack is discovered during a raid in Pakistan the US and UK governments decide to send someone in deep undercover to blow the lid off the plot.

Mortal Kombat – Review (PS3)

As well as the story mode there is the traditional challenge tower, online and a great mode called Test Your Luck – in which you are handicapped in various ways before the match. These can be funny things like turning the screen upside down, disabling jumping or even real hindrances like not being able to use your arms or legs!

Top 50 Single Player Games: Part One (50-41)

It’s been almost a year since I last compiled a list of the best single player experiences (on PS3). The list came in at 30 titles strong and when I decided to update it a year later I made another list and found I had over 50 titles. I whittled it down to a top 50 and here we are

Portal 2 – Review (PS3)

It’s essentially a puzzle game – a series of rooms that you have to work your way out of using a gun that shoots portals. Once you have shot two portals you can use them to travel between and (hopefully) escape the room.

Stacking – Review (PS3)

The genius of the game is that you can jump into various other matryoshka dolls (as long as they are the next size up to your current doll) and use their unique skills, such as belching, screaming and even breakdancing, to solve puzzles and free your family

E3 2011: Wrap Up

While there wasn’t much in the way of big surprises we got to see plenty of great stuff. Here are my thoughts on this year’s games…