Why Are People Complaining About PAL 50Hz Video Games?

What do you complain about in the video game world when there is literally nothing left to complain about? You dig into ancient PAL complaints and start moaning about them, apparently!

Review: Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch (PlayStation 3)

Co-produced by Japanese development studio Level 5 and renown anime company Studio Ghibli, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch finally makes its way out of Japan, after having been released back in 2011.

Review: Batman Arkham City: Armoured Edition (Wii U)

The Dark Knight himself, Batman, has swooped onto Nintendo Wii U with the release of Batman Arkham City: Armoured Edition.

Bringing together every piece of downloadable piece of content, including the additional…

Review: Big Sky Infinity (PlayStation 3)

Starting its life on PC, Big Sky Infinity is an evolution of developer Boss Baddie’s twin-stick shooter Really Big Sky for PlayStation 3.

“Never the same game twice” is the tagline for the game, and forces players to constantly stay…

Review: Knytt Underground (PlayStation 3)

Conceived by acclaimed Swedish games developer Nifflas, Knytt Underground is the latest indie title to appear on the PlayStation Network.

Part platformer, part puzzle game, Knytt Underground transports the player to a weird and…

Review: Little Inferno (Wii U)

Little Inferno represents Wii U’s liberal stance towards indie games; something Nintendo have traditionally kept in an iron grip.

It’s quirky, different and questionable all at the same time — something only a small developer with nothing but dreams…

Review: 2 Fast 4 Gnomz (Nintendo 3DS)

Qubic Games recently released the quirky followup to their WiiWare title Gnomz on Nintendo 3DS, 2 Fast 4 Gnomz.

Fresh out of Poland, the game is yet another reminder of how far Nintendo have come with the indie developer scene in recent…

Review: The Denpa Men: They Came by Wave (Nintendo 3DS)

Japanese RPGs are a dime a dozen — in Japan — and for one to crawl out of the region-specific territory and be translated into English, it would have to be something special. The Denpa Men: They Came by Wave is one such title.

Review: Chasing Aurora (Nintendo Wii U)

Developer Broken Rules’ sophomore release, Chasing Aurora, spreads its wings on the newly launched Nintendo Wii U.

Available as a downloadable title via the Nintendo eShop, the game — the first in a planned series of two — is centred…