Culture: Games

Nintendo screwed? PlayStation past it? Apple unstoppable?

Gaming in 2011 is one helluva show

---

Review: Sonic Unleashed

Sonic the Hedgehog has had a rough time of it lately. Is he back in top form with Sonic Unleashed, asks Svend Joscelyne.

---

Call of duty black ops

Treyarch’s latest Call of Duty is stampeding off shelves worldwide, cheerfully tweaking the cheeks of products unwise enough to contest its preeminence.

---

Culture: Games

Medal of Honor

6thJune, 1944. 6.30am. D-Day. I remember it like it was only eight years ago. Medal of Honor

---

Sony cuts price of PS3 consoles

Sony computer entertainment president, Europe Andy House explains why the media giant has made the move

---

Sonic Unleashed

Sonic the Hedgehog has had a rough time of it lately. For the last ten years, Sega slowly changed their speedy little mascot into a shadow of its former self. It’s not about exploring large green landscapes, collecting coins and saving little animals anymore - it’s about biological monsters, drive-by shootings and lifting boxes with the power of your mind. It’s certainly a far cry from the s

---

Lego Batman

We can all relate to the Dark Knight. That’s possibly what contributes and underpins his monumental success over the years. He doesn’t have any super powers or genetic mutations like Kent or Parker, he is merely your average Joe who decided to take a stand and clean up a city for the greater good. If we didn’t know better, we might think it was Boris Johnson behind the iconic mask. The detai

---

Everybody’s Golf: World Tour

Every piece of Sony hardware released during the last decade has, at some point, received a game in the company’s own Everybody’s Golf series. There have not always been meaningful changes, but with each round the series has steadily improved. The recently released PlayStation 3 iteration may therefore have been a sure thing, but that’s not to say that developer Clap Hanz phoned this one in.

---

There are currently no entries