Jake Anlezark
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Knack
Sony Computer Entertainment of America responded to the mixed reviews of Knack by stating that “it was intentionally designed to be simple and accessible and to show that the PlayStation 4 isn’t all about shooters”. I think this is an excellent and completely accurate statement. Knack delivers perfectly on this...
Either way releasing this game for $45 at some retailers is a bargain and shouldn’t be missed.
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
Thirdly is Duel, Gunslingers Mexican stand-off mode, throughout the story you will find yourself having a stand-off with the select character of that particular story. This challenge will only see you duelling against increasingly difficult enemies as you progress. Being new to the series I found duelling to be one...
With the character development and exploration being the main focus of the DLC, it does open up for a few fun and engaging mini game segments. With an excellent reference to Jak-X included for fans of the developers to chuckle over. The three hour journey perfectly jumps between a present...
Abundance of fun aside and exceptional variations in game play aside. I felt that at a few times the methods to progress in the game were a bit vague. I don’t need hand holding but for an adult, sorry two adults playing this game. There were segments where we were...
I love this game’s approach to morals and ethics whilst being absolutely captivated by the outrageously authentic environment, in particular it’s loveable and charming inhabitants. There are a couple of hitches such as loading screens or an extremely rare instance of frame rate dropping when I moved the camera too fast...
The Last of Us Remastered
During the breath-taking cut scenes you can toggle on and off to hear some amazing commentary about the game. Creative Director Neil Druckmann and voice stars Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson who play Joel and Ellie respectively, talk about the game and experiences they had during this games development.
Infamous: Second Son
The game is just as incredibly looking when taking it to the Vita. Thankfully, Sucker Punch have really thought about reinventing the control scheme for the Vita. The game uses the corners of the front touch screen in order to use your missiles and bombs. It uses the centre of...