Marc Rigg
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Call of Duty has had a bit of an identity crisis these past few years, unsure about whether it wanted to be a live service or an annual release. This year’s
When EA acquired Slightly Mad Studios through its Codemasters acquisition in 2021, I was filled with a deep sense of foreboding. Sure enough, a year or so
First launching in 1997, developer Gust has put out an astonishing number of titles in the almost three decades since its inception.
2025 has turned out to be a pretty good year for Ninja Gaiden. After over a decade of silence, three new games have been released. Ninja Gaiden 2 Black (which
Four years after the less-than-amazing Battlefield 2042 released, EA has returned, along with Battlefield Studios, a collaboration between DICE, Ripple
The survival horror renaissance of recent years continues to go from strength to strength for a genre that publishers declared dead a decade ago. We’ve had
Aside from a few franchises that stubbornly live on, the arcade racer is a bit of a dying breed. Of the ones that are released, fewer still focus on Formula
I’ve never been much of an anime fan, but I’ve always had an appreciation for games and media featuring massive robots after first catching wind of the
Everybody’s Golf, as a franchise, has been around for a long time. First launched for the original PlayStation in 1997, it’s a series that has generally
2009 was a pretty good year for games. Several big franchises released notable new instalments, with many of them going on to be lauded for years to come.
Initially released in 2006, Gears of War was a watershed moment for 3D action games in the industry. It, along with 2005's Resident Evil 4, massively impacted
When Relic Entertainment released Dawn of War in 2004, it was quite possibly the best game get in the Warhammer 40,000 universe at the time. Arguably, it
