Ethan: Meteor Hunter Review
Can Ethan measure up to the likes of Speedy Gonzalez and the Rescuers, or is his debut adventure simply a Mickey-Mouse affair? I believe it was Scottish poet Robert Burns who said, “The […]
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Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc Review
Does this interactive manga capitalise on its bloodthirsty potential, or is it simply the victim of its own ambition? Can you ever truly know someone? Is trust simply an illusion? Could you […]
Dustforce Review
Will Hitbox Team’s PC port prove a sweeping success, or is there ample broom for improvement? If you’re a fan of brutal twitch platforming, adrenaline-fuelled parkour and obsessive cleanliness, Hitbox […]
Limited Edition Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes PS4 Announced
Last week Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima took to Twitter, hinting that a Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes-themed PlayStation 4 could very well be in the works. After showcasing […]
Facebook on the Future of the Wii U
We asked the facebook gaming community for their thoughts on Nintendo’s revised sales projections for their struggling home console… As part of a recent earnings release, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata announced […]
Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus Review
Can Insomniac recapture the series’ magic, or will this latest chapter further contribute to the downwards trajectory of the brand? Galactic heroes Ratchet and Clank, have blasted their way through an exorbitant array […]
GameGrin Staff Picks for GOTY 2013
Several GameGrin staff members reveal their #1 picks for Game of the Year 2013… The Last of Us – Rob Gisbey In my mind there is one title that is […]
Facebook on Batman: Arkham Origins
We asked the facebook gaming community for their opinions on the divisive Batman: Arkham Origins… It’s been just over a fortnight since Batman: Arkham Origins, the latest entry in the […]
Facebook Reacts to Watch Dogs Delay
We asked the Facebook gaming community what they thought about Watch Dogs being delayed… Last week publisher Ubisoft announced that Watch Dogs – one of their next gen launch titles – was to be […]
Rain Review
Will this melancholic art house title be considered a progressive triumph, or is it likely to be washed from our memories in a deluge of mediocrity? In the last few […]
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