And the Geek Pride Game of the Year 2013 is...
It’s safe to say that 2013 has been a very, very good year for gamers.
FeaturesGamingMatt Walklate
From the archive Xbox
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is the latest creation by Press Play, an award-winning games development company in Copenhagen, a subsidiary of Microsoft Studios.
ReviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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LEGO: Marvel Superheroes (Xbox)
Lego Marvel Super Hero’s is the newest release in the long line of Lego games; titles including: Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Batman and Lord of the Rings.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndrew Corban
From the archive 
Girl Fight
It’s not every day you get abducted and jacked into The Matrix Mainframe, forced to battle it out with others to get back to reality.
ReviewsFilm & TVJames Buckingham
From the archive 
Air Conflicts: Vietnam Review
Air Conflicts: Vietnam was published by little known company 'bitComposer Games', known for 'Jagged Alliance' and 'Citadels' in conjunction with 'Kalypso', creators of 'Dark' and 'Ubisoft' the creators of 'Splinter Cell' and the popular 'Far Cry' series. After playing this game it does beg the question just how much influence Ubisoft and Kalypso actually had in the development of this title.
ReviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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Skydive: Proximity Flight
Remember those ethereal dreams we have where we can fly? Mine always took the form of an Icarus-esque vision of having my own wings…
ReviewsGamingJames Buckingham
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Xbox Wants us to verify our information. Here's how to do it.
What’s up With XboxLive Today? Today, as with any other day, I went to sign into my Xbox Live account so I could watch my shows before going to run errands.
NewsGamingBrittany Thornton
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Grand Theft Auto V Review
“This guy Trevor, he’s hell on Earth. I mean I’m no angel but once you’ve met Trevor then you’ll think I’m an angel”.
ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Diablo 3
There’s something quite satisfying about entering a dungeon, and cleaning out a swathe of undead miscreants in your quest for glory, and booty.
ReviewsGamingJames Buckingham
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Looking Back At The Saint's Row Series
I’ve always been a massive fan of open-world (aka “sandbox) games, mainly because of the freedom they provide to do what you like, be it partake in missions…
NewsFilm & TVJames Buckingham
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Magic: Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014
I look forward to the annual iteration of this game. Many of us end up moving from place to place throughout the course of our studies, careers, and life…
ReviewsGamingAndrew Corban
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The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review
An extremely well-crafted experience which perfectly compliments Season One and builds up anticipation for the forthcoming Season Two. A true lesson in the potential of downloadable video game content and interactive storytelling.
ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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