I don’t just play video games for enjoyment, I like to read too! Specifically I like to read books that are linked to my interests, with one of them being stories and books related to […] Read More
Author: Jinx the Game Critic
You all know him, you all love him, it’s Shedinja everyone! The Bug/Ghost Pokemon that is at the centre of my heart when it comes to Pokemon. However, I’m curious to know what are your […] Read More
With the death of Bioware recently of course also came the death of the currently in development new entry in the Mass Effect universe, a big shame to those who like the series such as […] Read More
For those not in the know Valve employees recently took part in a GameSoundCon panel, a conference and talks dedicated to gaming sound design. One of the panels, ‘Valve’s Approach to an Open and Flexible […] Read More
Well it’s finally happened. After many long years of floundering with games that were not as successful as their original pedigree would suggest Bioware is officially closing their doors. One of the great pioneers of […] Read More
There has been many times in video games that we’ve had a little buddy to follow us around and either help or just be emotional support for us. Be that the massive success that is […] Read More
An interesting trend I’ve noticed in recent months is the usage of AI tools in the modding scene to inject game systems into others creating a strange hybrid game, usually done through tools such as […] Read More
Yugioh has been in a bit of a bad state recently as many competitive players have left the game in recent months and upcoming card releases are looking to be not much better, leading many […] Read More
I’m back! And hoo boy has CA and Sega been getting strong words thrown at them regarding this remastered version of Total War: Shogun 2. To the point that it has now actually been removed […] Read More
(Quick note for everyone, I’m away next week, so expect new posts in 2 weeks, hope you all have a great week! Weekweekweekweekweek) I’m a wee bit late to this party, but late is better […] Read More