Apologies for the lateness but it seems that we both have the plague. With that in mind this special plagued edition of the chart will only cover the three new entries in the top 10. I’m certain that we will be fine once the weeping cysts on our faces die down. Oh how I wish that we were doing the full chart because that would be the perfect segue into Passenger (who is still in […]
Categories: Column, Music, Reviews Tags: another love, dizzee rascal, goin' crazy, Jason Derulo, music, Official Charts Company, plague, Reviews, robbie williams, The Other Side, Tom Odell, top 40, UK Top 10
French developer DONTNOD’s debut game is a violent clash of new and old, it’s a shame then that when I say old in this context I mean it’s almost archaic. Remember Me is an ambitious game and I feel that should be rewarded. The narrative is a frankly brilliant idea but sadly the game itself is a jumble of old design ideas that had seemingly been dispensed with years ago or newer concepts that other […]
Categories: Gaming, Reviews, Videogames Tags: capcom, cyberpunk, dontnod, nilin, paris, remember me
Your at a glance guide to the UK Top Ten. Top ten, three word review each, let’s go. 10. Fuse ODG (ft. Wyclef Jean) – Antenna JH – Bottled anal leakage. AJ – Chorus = verse? 9. Wiley (ft. Angel and Tinchy Stryder) – Lights On AJ – Autotune, how original. JH – Fuck off Wiley. 8. Leah McFall – I Will Survive AJ – Baby voice ruins. JH – Quick, dolphins attack! 7. Taylor Swift (ft. Ed Sheeran) – Everything has Changed JH – […]
Categories: Column, Music, Reviews Tags: angel, antenna, big sean, blurred lines, daft punk, Dear Darlin, dizzee rascal, ed sheeran, everything has changed, fuse ODG, get lucky, i will survive, jessie j, La La La, leah mcfall, let her go, lights on, macklemore, Naughty Boy, Official Charts Company, Olly Murs, passenger, pharrell williams, robin thicke, t.i., taylor swift, tinchy stryder, UK Chart, UK Top 10, wild, wiley
At a Glance: A thrill ride from start to finish. It has a promising start on Krypton, setting up the plot and a strong background. Unfortunately this greatness does not continue throughout the whole film but that is not to say the film is bad. Henry Cavill IS chillingly good, genuinely brilliant and proves he deserved to play cinema’s most iconic hero. You’ll enjoy this fresh approach to Superman and the mind-blowing collateral damage. Quality […]
Categories: Film, Reviews Tags: Amy Adams, Chris Nolan, Clark Kent, Film, General Zod, Henry Cavill, Jonathan Kent, Jor-El, Kevin Coster, Krypton, Lois Lane, Man of Steel, Michael Shannon, Reviews, Russell Crowe, Superman, Zack Snyder
Oh Game of Thrones, how you are underwhelming us with your finale. Series 1: dragons. Series 2: whitewalkers. Series 3: er, some grateful slaves? Ok, so you probably timed the Red Wedding well by putting it at the end of the last episode, seeing as you don’t like to leave us hanging with specific characters. And the source material you are working from literally has nothing left to shock us except for about two or […]
Categories: Reviews, TV Tags: Episode 10, Finale, Game of Thrones, GOT, Myhsa, Season 3, Series 3
Sony turned into Ivan Drago last night and sadly the Xbox One looked an awful lot like Apollo Creed when they were done. It was a death blow of epic proportions that has laid waste to Microsoft’s reasonably impressive outing earlier in the day. What happened in Los Angeles last night was a corporate assassination that previously would have been expected of the victim rather than the aggressor. The Xbox One hit’s shelves for £429 in […]
Categories: Column, Gaming, Reviews, Videogames Tags: Apollo Creed, E3 2013, Ivan Drago, Microsoft, playstation 4, Rocky 2, Sony, Xbox One
It’s the 2013th annual Electronic Entertainment Expo! Sadly I’m not able to be there in person nor watch the briefings/press conferences/90 minutes adverts live. I’ll be as prompt as I can with Sony’s briefing but it’s on at 2am local so expect it tomorrow. Anyway, on with the Microsoft Media Briefing! So, after the less than well received announcement for the Xbox One just a couple of weeks ago Microsoft are first to the stage […]
At a Glance: A film with some good ideas and quality acting let down by a confused theme, pacing issues, ridiculous plot twists and poor fights. I was expecting a bit more exploration of the overall theme, but sadly there wasn’t enough time what with all the unimaginative killing they had to fit in. I would recommend a view only because of it’s good points, which were top-notch, but only if you were going to […]
Categories: Film, Reviews Tags: Blumhouse Productions, Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey, The Annual Purge, The Purge
Your at a glance guide to the UK Top Ten. Top ten, three word review each, let’s go. 10. Rudimental (ft. Ella Eyre) – Waiting All Night JH – It’s almost gone! AK – Yay! It’s falling! 9. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – Can’t Hold Us We got bored of the video but found a live version. AK – Smiliest rapper ever. JH – Holy fucking shit. 8. Jessie J (ft. Big Sean and Dizzee Rascal) – […]
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In August 2007 Ken Levine, via his studio Irrational games (then under the guise of 2K Boston) and the publisher 2K released Bioshock. Arguably one of the best games of the now ending current generation of consoles, Bioshock was a game with a distinct story to tell and enough deep and meaningful mechanics to tell that story in a new way. How many games have used the idea of logs and messages to tell a […]
Categories: Gaming, Reviews Tags: 2K, 2K boston, 2K marin, bioshock, bioshock infinite, booker dewitt, comstock, elizabeth, irrational games, ken levine, PC, playstation, PS3, reviewed, Reviews, songbird, Xbox, xbox 360
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