Chris Wray
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Way back in my younger years, when I was but an innocent child, unaware of the horrors of this world; wrapped up in my safety blanket and sneaking looks at naughty pictures, I was also a fan of a number of the mascot platformers: Spyro the Dragon; Crash the Bandicoot;...
Suppose somebody came up to me tomorrow and told me that I'm an incredibly sexy, intelligent and witty person. In that case, I'd think they were slightly exaggerating my qualities, were wanting something from me, and then I'd pay the relevant escort agency for the service of that fine person....
The more I play Total War: Warhammer III, the more I like and the renewed focus on having a story. There is a bit of dislike there, but not in equal measures. A story-focused approach to Total War has never failed; either it's been solid and successful, or it's ever-so-slightly...
If I knew anybody within Logic Artists, I'd be pretty concerned about the future of that person's father. Logic Artists seems to have a thing about the murder of a father and the subsequent vengeance of that murder. I wouldn't be surprised to find an anonymous hitman employed to kill...
I've never been a massive fan of Hitchcock films. I appreciate some of them, and I can certainly appreciate what he brought to the film industry. There's no doubt that he arguably helped propel the thriller genre more than any other director through the masterful use of cinematography. That's the...
Two months ago, I previewed Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun - Aiko's Choice. Honestly, there's not much more I can say about Aiko's Choice that I didn't write in the preview or my review of the original game five years ago. Shadow Tactics is a masterclass in real-time tactics...
I would argue that Halo Infinite could and should be marked as a fresh start to the series, even though it's the third of 343 Industries titles and marks the last of the originally planned "reclaimer trilogy". This trilogy is now a saga. Why could it be marked as a...
Six years, six games, eight hundred and forty-one hours and counting. That's what Football Manager has brought me while writing for Wccftech. Those Football Manager games (with links to their reviews) are 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and now Football Manager 2022. Adding up Football Managers 2010 to 2022, it...
Xbox Game Studios, and Microsoft by extension, are starting to annoy me. Not in the way that you'd think, though. For quite a while, I ranged from a complete mistrust of the company to apathy. They had killed a fair few studios (Lionhead, Ensemble, Aces) while pushing games that were...
If you had come to me seven years ago and told me that Age of Empires would be a thing again, I would have called you a fool. I would have said to you that Age of Empires is dead, Microsoft killed it and that Microsoft should piss off out...
The more I play Supermassive Games' The Dark Pictures Anthology series, the more familiar and comfortable I get with the format. During one of the longer cutscenes in House of Ashes, I was laid back watching it and happened to miss a quick thing. I pressed the left arrow key...
Forgive me, father, for I have sinned. Before FIFA 22, it had been five years since I last owned the Adam Johnson of the games industry. Part-way through the story of Alex Hunter, I realised it was time for me to put my money where my mouth is. I decided...
