Nintendo’s Splatoon 3 offers another instalment of the surprisingly kid-friendly third-person puzzle/shooter.
Originally a Nintendo Wii U game, with 2015’s Splatoon, the sequel, Splatoon 2, was released in 2017 as a Nintendo Switch exclusive. This third iteration is more of the same, which is a good thing as the concept is rather unique and the games are fun to play. Continue reading Splatoon 3 Nintendo Switch review→
EA Sports’ American football franchise takes to the field, once more, with Madden NFL 23.
Usually, I’d start by saying how this year’s Madden game kicks off another season of EA Sports games. But this year, it was F1 22, from the newly acquired Codemasters, that heralded the yearly onslaught of sporting titles. Continue reading Madden NFL 23 PlayStation 5 review→
With the Arctis Nova 3 headset, SteelSeries has produced a gaming audio solution that works across PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Switch, and mobile platforms. It offers a simple plug-and-play wired connection without the need to pair devices, charge batteries, or risk lost connections. Continue reading SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 gaming headset review→
HTC Australia sent over one of their Vive Flow headsets plus a compatible Oppo mobile phone for me to try out “The immersive VR glasses for on-the-go wellness”.Continue reading HTC Vive Flow review→
The offer to review a pair of Bose Frames sunglasses, that double as headphones, was an opportunity too good to refuse. I was sent the Bose Frames Tempo Style to check out. These are just one style in a range of sunglasses that feature Bose Open Ear Audio technology. Continue reading Bose Frames Tempo Style Bluetooth audio sports sunglasses review→
The Saints are back in this reboot/prequel, of the over-the-top open-world crime series simply titled Saints Row.
Back in 2006 my Xbox 360 was seriously lacking any Grand Theft Auto fun, right up until the release of the original Saints Row. Whilst it was a solid game, Volition, the Saints Row developer wasn’t able to replicate Rockstar’s subtle, tongue-in-cheek humour. Rather than be pigeonholed as a GTA clone, the Saints Row series veered off into the realm of the absurd. Lacking the satire and grittiness of the Grand Theft Auto games, for me, the Saints Row series became childish and, well, stupid. Continue reading Saints Row PC review→