I have, in the past few days, written the word ‘Bohemia’ more than I ever have or likely ever will again in my professional life. It’s down to the release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, of course, Warhorse’s really quite good medieval RPG set in the rambling forests and plains of, well, Bohemia. I reckon…
Shares reach another all-time high. Nintendo recently released its latest financial update for the third quarter of FY2025 and, as most of us had probably expected, numbers are down across the board as the Switch lumbers towards its ninth year on the market. Had Nintendo released such figures several years ago – in which operating…
The title was “almost finished”, according to the former Sony exec. The former Sony exec Shuhei Yoshida has revealed some information about one of the cancelled titles that was being developed for the SNES PlayStation in a new interview with the media outlet MinnMax. By now, everyone and their uncle has probably already heard the…
While I’ve played and enjoyed many complex, nuanced video games in my life, I am ultimately a simple man at heart. I like video games that feature lots of explosions, and the bigger the explosions, the happier I’ll be. So when I first witnessed the colossal fireball created by Helldivers 2’s ferocious hellbomb, you can…
“It’s nice to work on something that people actually use”. Once upon a time, save data was immovable and untouchable; when you sold your game cartridge or its internal battery died, your precious progress was lost forever. However, in the modern era, save data is saved in the cloud, always accessible, even if you change…
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 already channels the spirit of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion like some medieval savant dabbling in necromancy. From its rolling green landscapes, through its charmingly weird NPC behaviours, to the fact you can break into any shop and ransack it for all its worth, Warhorse’s sequel often feels more like adventuring…
Add to cart(ography). Map fans, listen up! Retro Game Books is back with another volume of Video Game Maps: SNES — the gorgeous-looking hardback that (fittingly) examines some of the console’s most iconic cartography — and this one is set to put another 65+ retro gems under the microscope. Following on from last year’s ‘Vol….
The UK government has again responded to a petition demanding it change the law to prevent developers and publishers from taking games that have already been sold offline, reiterating its position of no, it won’t do that. Less than a year ago, the UK government responded to a petition by the Stop Killing Games campaign,…
When Overwatch players talk about low points in the game’s meta, most people tend to bring up GOATS or double shield; many forget the real ancient evil that plagued Overwatch early on: the Moth Meta. But now it’s back for everyone to experience. “Mercy’s rapid Resurrect isn’t the only thing to get hyped for in…
“I didn’t really want to”. Takaya Imamura, the legendary ex-Nintendo dev perhaps best known for his work on the Star Fox franchise, received an early gig at the company working on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for the SNES. In an interview with Edge magazine (thanks, GamesRadar+), however, he apparently wasn’t…