MotoGP (PlayStation 4) Review
Milestone’s MotoGP 19 gives the franchise its annual update and then some. You’ve got to hand it to Milestone. The Italian developer has become synonymous ... See More...
Darren Price
Samsung Portable SSD T5 Review
You can never have enough hard drive space. Unfortunately, neither Microsoft or Sony really thought about this when designing their latest consoles. Both the ... See More...
The Sinking City (Xbox One) Review
Ukrainian developers, Frogwares invite players to investigate macabre goings on in a tormented sinking city. Developers continue to mine the esoteric works... See More...
Iron Man MK50 Robot Review
To tie in with the release of Avengers: Endgame, AI and robotics company Ubtech launched the Iron Man MK50 app-controlled robot. At 330 mm in height with e... See More...
Loft for Google Home Review
Anyone having fun with their Google Home, but missing the opportunity to take it with them or move it between rooms, may be interested in Ninety7’s Loft. T... See More...
Blood & Truth (PlayStation VR) Review
For me, virtual reality has always been about the experience rather than the gameplay. Right at the very beginning, playing A Chair in a Room: Greenwater w... See More...
Netgear Orbi Outdoor Wi-Fi Mesh Extender Review
Unless you’ve been asleep for the last few years, you’ll know that we live in a connected world. So connected, that the constant flow of information to our de... See More...
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered (PlayStation 4) Review
Just when I thought that the era of “remastering” games was over, Rebellion have polished up their aging Sniper Elite V2 for the current gen of consoles. 2... See More...
Blood & Truth PSVR Hands-On Preview
I recently entered a world of old lags, muppets and geezers for a trip to the East-End London with PlayStation AU and their up-coming PSVR game, Blood & T... See More...
Anno 1800 (PC) Review
With Anno 1800, Ubisoft return from a two-game sci-fi sabbatical, taking the series back to its historical roots, this time to the Industrial Revolution. D... See More...
World War Z (Xbox One) Review
World War Z is a good movie, despite the clear differences from the book. The 2013 Brad Pitt starring zombie movie is even better than you remember it. Wit... See More...
The Shazam Legacy
DC’s Shazam! has hit theatres. And I’ve heard good things. The big screen adventures of young Billy Batson and his adult alter-ego, Captain Marvel…I mean Shaz... See More...
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PlayStation 4) Review
Before I start, I’d like to point a few things out. Sekiro will likely already have a feverishly loyal user base, and they will love the game, just as they lo... See More...
The Games that keep on Giving!
You may have enjoyed some of the best games that the last twelve months had to offer, but it’s worth being mindful that many of those games have even more pos... See More...
Darren Price
Darren has been playing video games for over thirty-five years and writing about them for the last nine. He has written for New Zealand’s Game Console, both the short-lived print magazine and in the pages of NetGuide. These days he writes for anyone that asks nicely, as well as his own blog www.vicbstard.com.