Bash The Boss

Majesty 2: Battle of Ardania

The second series of Majestic 2 is right here with the Battle of Ardania, which is its newest version. The premise of the Battle of Ardania is very similar to that of the earlier version of Majestic 2. Here, in the fantasy world of Ardania you will get to play the role of the king. The whole environment and the look of this game are very similar to the previous one. In this series you will get a chance to More

Necromorph Nightmare

I bought an X-Box last year and despite buying several games I wanted like GTA IV, Dead Space and Read Dead Redemption, I just haven’t had hardly any time to play the damn thing! I know if I can get these games I can stick them on my carte r4i and play them on the go during travel time on tubes or buses.

Having recently resigned from my job running a cinema, I’ve been looking forward to getting back to More

Gaming on the run

I have to admit that these days I have less time for bashing the boss than I used to. Not only does work get in the way, but do discussions about caterers, flowers and lace fabrics ahead of my upcoming nuptials! There’s not much point in setting up one of the old consoles and loading up a game if I’m only going to get fifteen minutes of playing time before being hauled off to discuss what colour the icing should More

Video Game Review: Breach

The video game Breach is a first person shooting game that was created by Atomic Games. The game was released for PAX East 2010 for PCs and for Xbox Live Arcade Service. This is a multi-player game that allows players to compete against each other online.

Breach includes three separate maps to play and one of them includes a night-time version of the map. The company says that they will rele More

Eery outer atmosphere

Deadspace, a wishlist game of mine came true last week, I finally bought the game of the CEX shelf for 10 quid. Not only was it better than what I expected but it was a entirely new form gameplay mechanics, setting it aside from the usual 3rd person shooter.
You play the role of Isaac Clake, an engineer along with a crew set to stage a rescue repairs operation on the USG Ishimura. However little is know what has happened More

Nintendo 3D Review

Now put you game console in some storage space and get ready for the Nintendo 3D. There is no doubt that fans of Nintendo would be happy about the new and amazing Nintendo 3d. It combines more challenges, features and maneuvering of games that require quick responses from all of your senses.

The Nintendo 3d is capable of producing 3d effects without 3d sunglasses. It weighs about 8 oz, width is 5.3 inches, 0.8 inches in height and length is More

Sonic Colors Review

Now you are considering using your christmas money to get a good price on a game but which one should you get yourself. Your eyes glance on Sonic Colors and wonder if it is a good one to have. Last night me and a few old school mates got together to have a few Fosters and catch up on what was a huge part of my childhood. Well here is my simple review.

If you have ever played a Sega, More

Bashed the boss

For the past years ever since Killzone 2 was released, I cannot recollect having a ’Bass the Boss'moment except in this game. All other games seem to get easier as you reach the final stages. Hence there is no satisfaction at the end of the game.
However in Killzone 2, even though they left us with a cliff hanger (which was very inhuman), I’m still prepared to forgive them for the sin they committed by the fabulous boss fight Radec More

Harmonix

A game that teaches one to play the music is one that Harmonix from Harmonix Music System has given the gaming world. The game is very classic and very playable. It takes away the alienation of the instrument in a step by step fashion. There is the discovery and democratisation of music where the key figures have often been masters of visual mnemonics, able to see the unlikeliest links between images and memory. The basic plucking of the strings is More

Way back in time

I’m going to talk about one of the real legends of computer games in this blog; one that pre-dates even Mario Bros. and Sonic! Any true child of the 80s will have had a ZX Spectrum computer, complete with rubber keys, and any fan of the ZX Spectrum will undoubtedly have played The Hobbit.
This was real hi-tech stuff at the time, though kids today would no doubt sneer at the simple graphics, lack of action and low body count. More