The hero’s journey. That tried and tested chestnut of story-telling. And no wonder, the development of a meek, mild-mannered character forced to become the only person capable of saving the day has, for thousands of years, always been intriguing and appealing. There have been endless variations and

Hmmmm, a fighting game spliced with an RPG? Seems about as likely as a FIFA/Call of Duty crossover (surely a game that would make all of the money). Well, while FIFA of Duty remains in development hell until the bigwigs over at EA and Activision can keep

Kalypso seem to have a thing about publishing almost great games. Alongside Enigma Software’s solid but ultimately flawed Alien Spidy comes Candygun Games’, Dollar Dash, a game even closer to greatness, but one ultimately let down by a few poor design choices that combine to derail what could

I’ve never really got pinball. It’s not that I don’t like it, I just don’t know what I’m doing. Beyond the need to keep the ball in play, I’ve never really got a feel for how the whole scoring system works. Yes, I understand that I should

Sweaty men in just their pants? Sound weird.

A liberating experience.

A blast from the Dreamcast’s past.