The Colin McRae games have always been good value, combining everything from great visuals, engaging handling and a wide variety of vehicles and locations right down to the superb menu system from DiRT. This year the whole thing gets a welcome paint job and a fitting nod to the late McRae hi...
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Finding something new to say about World War II is a real challenge, but that isn’t to say people shouldn’t try. Recently, the fine movie Days of Glory showed the war from the perspective of French colonial troops, fighting for the freedom of a country that considered them second-class ci...
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As a general rule of thumb, flying games are much better suited to the PC platform than console, resulting in a pretty small amount of flying games being made for playing on the living room TV. Despite not having the same sort of level of input options available to its PC counterparts, [i]IL2 Sturm...
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Every year there lands a smattering of superhero games onto the general marketplace, and most of them are there for a reason, primarily because there’s a movie out but also because all of them attempt to offer something else, the chance to feel like you’re controlling a piece of comic history. ...
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The problem with sports games is that they struggle to recreate the intensity and passion of the real life event, with the result being a stilted and hollow experience, unless you’ve had the benefit of making the same game for a decade, over and over. Considering cricket, to a non-fan, has neithe...
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