H2O Ninjitstu

Demo Pods, they sit in video game stores and shops enticing you to play the latest game that they want to offload onto you. But from a competitive point of view the last thing a gamer wants to find out going into a tournament is that they are playing on a demo pod. I despise these things, they look like some indiana jones style booby traps, restrict controller movement and with me being a tall ninja it doesn’t make things easy. Theres nothing better than reaching the final of an event like this,...

Here you can read my article which tries to answer an age old question in gaming, what makes a good game? Your comments and thoughts on this are welcome.

With so many games on the market and in development right now there is fierce competition to make the best game. But what makes a title stand out from the rest?

There are so many factors that come into this equation. Of course the ‘perfect’ game would have the best of all these factors but as of yet its an honour any...

In this article I ask is the rush to release and cash in on new games causing the overall game quality to suffer?

There used to be something very special about being involved on a working title, like a piece of art it would have had a great amount of care, dedication and time spent on it. The end result would be something the dev team could feel proud about, happy in the knowledge that their product would be enjoyed by thousands. But with the ever expanding demand for new games there...