The Netflix matchup between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul has redefined what a modern boxing event can be, fusing old-school boxing prestige with digital-age…
Battlefront to Mass Effect: Wiehahn’s top 5 must-play titles from E3 2015
E3 2015, formally known as the Electronic Entertainment Expo, is undoubtedly one of the world’s largest and most respected gaming expos. Each year for…
Another fabulous day in Wellington Wells: ‘We Happy Few’ launches on Kickstarter
Last week Canadian-based indie developer, Compulsion Games, launched its Kickstarter campaign for We Happy Few, a pleasingly twisted horror survival game set in a…
Lemma, Monstrum and The Spatials: 3 alternative games that you really should be playing
With the ever-growing list of games available in the market today it is only becoming harder and harder to find and choose the next…
EGE 2015: fuelling Cape Town’s growing hunger for gaming and tech
This past weekend I attended the Electronic and Gaming Expo (EGE) at the CTICC, the first major expo of its kind to take place…
Solid Snake, Bill Rizer and Simon Belmont: the Big Konami Three
Konami has been one of the biggest developers and publishers of video games for over two decades. Over the years they have provided us…
Autonomous, flying selfies are here thanks to Lily Throw and Shoot camera
Lily is a new start-up company that hails from Menlo Park, California. With its new and innovative throw-and-shoot flying drone camera (simply named “Lily”…
‘Wolfenstein: The Old Blood’ review: we’re in the zombie Nazi killing business
Welcome back to the land of technologically advanced Nazi’s and cheesy American one-liners. Yes, that’s right. Our favourite Nazi-killing machine, B.J. Blazkowicz, is back…
The good kind of bad: 5 of our favourite gaming villains
The heroes of our games would be nothing without their contrasting counterparts. A villain drives the hero forward, gives meaning to his cause. A…
‘Mortal Kombat X’ review: bloody brilliant
In 1992 four programmers with a minimal budget wanted to make a game based on the movie Bloodsport. Fortunately Jean Claude van Damme, the…
‘Pillars of Eternity’ review: vivid, vast, visceral
Obsidian Entertainment’s games have always been known for their vividly elaborate plots and immense settings (Fallout: New Vegas, Neverwinter Nights 2). Its latest title,…
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