Underrated Gems for the Wii

Underrated Gems for the Wii

For anyone who used to own a Nintendo Wii, it might be discomforting to think of it as a genuine retro console nowadays, as it probably only feels like yesterday that you were joyfully swinging around its Wiimote, but it’s actually been almost sixteen years since it launched. When it was released in November 2006,…

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Windows 11 really isn’t that bad

As Windows 10 slips beneath the icy waves of being out of support, waving forlornly as it sinks to the bottom of the ocean of obsolete operating systems, it’s worth taking a look at how its successor, Windows 11, has matured and whether it’s actually any good for gaming. Windows 11 has a dominant position…

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“One Of The Most Addictive Games I Have Played” – The Original Worms Was So Beloved, People Stayed After Work At Team17 To Play It

“I am sure it will do very well for you”. Andy Davidson, the creator of Worms, recently returned to the hit series he created to release an expansion pack for Worms: The Director’s Cut for the Amiga, and it seems that it has got him rummaging around in his personal archives. The result? He’s recently…

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Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski says Netflix ‘never listened’ to his ideas, and as for the games ‘I have no time for this’

Andrzej Sapkowski’s got a new Witcher book on the way, which means he’s out and about being his usual scorchingly, wonderfully honest self on the interview circuit. Most recently, he’s been at Vienna Comic Con, where he chatted with Austrian gaming website Cerealkillerz about writing (don’t do it), videogames (he doesn’t play them), and the…

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