Pre-Season football is typically comprised of friendly competitions in order to get your team’s fitness and skill levels up in preparation for the real thing a few months before the season starts, well Jon Hare has kicked it into over drive with early access now available for Sociable Soccer. If you grew up in the […]
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Sociable Soccer Better than SWOS? Preview – Matthew Cawley
I was lucky enough to meet up with legendary developer & co-founder of Sensible Software, Jon “Jops” Hare in London recently. You may recognise this name as the person responsible for legendary games such as Cannon Fodder, Mega Lo Mania and the all time great, Sensible World of Soccer. The pending early access release of […]
Geekdom United Movie Reviews Ep 3 – The One About Death Wish & Dune!
In this edition of Geekdom Reviews, we take a look at Death Wish 2 and 3 and Frank Herberts Children of Dune. One has an old Grandpa shooting crooks, the other a blue eyed emperor and giant sandworms! So strap your self in, grab your best gun (please don’t, Im kidding) and watch out for […]
Revenge Of Shinobi Vinyl Review (Data Discs)
As a Sega nerd, as well as a vinyl junkie, (or is that audiophile? ) companies like Data Discs, make this nostalgic old chap extremely happy. Releasing high end Sega soundtracks pulled off the original source and pressed onto heavy 180 gram vinyl, with an array of pretty colors, stunning artwork and tidbits of info, […]
Retro Domination Special Ep – Memoirs of the Zx Spectrum
On this special episode on the Retro Domination podcast Daz interviews the director of the new documentary Memoirs of the Zx Spectrum Andy Remic. Andy gives us a behind the scenes look into the making of the film and lots of funny moments that accrued during filming. We hope you enjoy the episode as much as […]
Geekdom United Movie Reviews Ep 2 – King Kong & Enter the Ninja/ Revenge of the Ninja
In this episode, Tim gets into the awesome 1976 version of King Kong as well as relives his childhood ninja dreams as he rediscovers the amazing Enter the Ninja/ Revenge of the Ninja blu ray, courtesy of the awesome team at Umbrella Entertainment. Tim also looks at all the upcoming awesomeness at this weekends Comic […]
Geekdom United Movie Reviews Ep 1 – Torture Garden & The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Geekdom United returns with the new mini review episodes! Fear not, these are mini episodes featuring some of the films our team is sent to review, and the regular show shall continue as normal..ehem… explanations aside, in todays episode Tim checks out the classic chiller from 1967 in Torture Garden as well as the even […]
The Punisher 1989 BluRay Review
Mark Goldblatts 1989 film the Punisher, for once, is a simple film for me to review.
Assassination Classroom Movie Collection Review
Have you ever been intrigued to watch a movie just by the box art and the title? Coming from someone that hasn’t watched the Manga animated series previously, I thought to myself, its Japanese, it’s a strange concept and the name suggests killing, what could possibly be wrong?
The Universe According to the Bitmap Brothers
The Bitmap Brothers Universe Review The rock stars of gaming, the Bitmap Brothers are presented ever so elegantly in the pages researched and complied by Read Only Memory and authoritatively told by Duncan Harris. If you didn’t already know, the Bitmap Brothers were the creators of legendary games specifically for the Atari ST and the […]
The Fly Ultimate Collection
A series of films that has terrified generations of horror fans, is finally available in one box set!
Pac-Man 256 Review – Matthew Cawley
Pac is back, the award winning mobile gaming hit is now available on your favourite console. Inspired by the 256 glitch, Pac-man was designed to have no ending, as long as one life was left, the game should be able to go on indefinitely. But when the fruit counter overflows to zero , the first […]
The Amiga Years – An Amiga 500 word review by Matthew Cawley
From the team that brought you “From Bedrooms to Billions”, comes the Amiga Years by Nicola and Anthony Caulfield. When their Kickstarter campaign was announced I was instantly attracted to the idea of viewing a documentary focusing on my beloved childhood machine, the Commodore Amiga. Whilst I only owned an Amiga 500 back in its […]
Product Review – Mad Catz C.T.R.L.i Gamepad (iOS)
I will be the first to admit that I am generally not a fan of mobile gaming, however it is hard to deny the ever growing popularity of gaming on tablets and mobile phones, as they begin to eclipse traditional portable gaming devices. With this market on the rise, traditional console accessory manufacturers have stepped […]
King’s Quest – A Knight to Remember Review
Am I living in the past or have I travelled back in time? I turn on the news and it’s Bush v Clinton for the US presidency, I look at the top grossing movies and Terminator and a Jurassic movie are the top 2 grossing movies for the month and then I turn on my […]