Phoenix Wright: Case Reviews – The First Turnabout
How good is the first ever Ace Attorney case? That depends on who’s playing… Continue reading Phoenix Wright: Case Reviews – The First Turnabout
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How does the Player become better at Pokémon Go?
Pokémon Go has been a raging success, but how do we truly measure up as Pokémon Trainers? Continue reading How does the Player become better at Pokémon Go?
Ratchet’s E3 2016 Round-Up
E3 has come and gone once again and it’s hard to believe yet another year has flown by for us all. As always there have been plenty of new game reveals and hardware information to snap up over the past … Continue reading Ratchet’s E3 2016 Round-Up
The Detrimental Effect of Daily Log-In Rewards
Any of us who owns a smart phone or a tablet these days is very likely to have at least one game on the device we’re happy to while away some time with. These games tend to be easy to … Continue reading The Detrimental Effect of Daily Log-In Rewards
The Social Ghost Town: Miitomo
Nintendo’s first app Miitomo has been out for a couple of weeks now, bringing to our devices a new and somewhat bizarre social network to while away those spare moments of the day. Yet be that as it may, the … Continue reading The Social Ghost Town: Miitomo
Duolingo: Language Learning in a Gaming Framework
We’ve all had that drive to start learning a new language every now and again, and thankfully the internet has made the tools to start with more accessible than ever. Thus in come programs such as Duolingo, launched in 2011, … Continue reading Duolingo: Language Learning in a Gaming Framework
Are the Final Fantasy Classics Undermining the Modern Series?
The Final Fantasy name is one synonymous with the JRPG genre, after its string of successes from the late 80s through the 90s. However the general murmur at the moment is that the modern series has lost its edge, dividing … Continue reading Are the Final Fantasy Classics Undermining the Modern Series?
Gamer’s Ability to Focus: The Advantages of the Handheld over Apps
Recently Nintendo has brought back a man who we all had mostly forgotten; Dr. Kawashima and his Brain Training was given to Wii U owners for free an d for a brief time we were taken back to 2005 and reliving the first Nintendo DS phenomenon. The game made us see that the DS could be something more than a simple gaming platform; it could be a book, a puzzle collection, a musical instrument. Even The Sun released a crossword collection on the thing. However 2005 was a long time ago now and since then almost any device you can get … Continue reading Gamer’s Ability to Focus: The Advantages of the Handheld over Apps
