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Streets of Rage 4 (PC) Review

A revitalised love letter to the genre and a cracking entry into the beloved franchise. A few niggles aside this looks, sounds and plays amazing.

PS4

Sonic Force (PS4) Review

It’s fast, bright, colourful, sounds great and plays well.

EGX

Sonic Force – Hands on Preview

Sonic is enjoying something of a revival thanks to the sterling work with Sonic Mania earlier this year. The gorgeously realised 2d update was the sequel to the original trilogy that everyone had wanted for years.

Hands on – Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III multiplayer preview

GamesFiends recently found themselves very much in the deep end at a multiplayer preview of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III.

Football Manager 2016 (PC) Review

This year SI has provided a lot of polish to existing features such as navigation screens and the match engine which really come across in the game.

Xbox1

Life is Strange: Episode 5 Polarized (Xbox One) Review

If you’ve invested in the series I don’t think you’ll be disappointed in the conclusion of the story. The execution might stumble in places, but it never falls and Dontnod have managed to bring together a thoughtful and artisti...

Announcements

Total War: Warhammer announced, starting a fantasy trilogy

Sega have today officially announced the next title in the Total War series, bringing the strategic wargame together with Games Workshop’s fantasy titles in Total War: Warhammer. It seems a fairly good fit – both ar...

3DS

3D Fantasy Zone (3DS) Review

Sega appear to be getting these classic 3D updates to their titles just right at the moment with AfterBurner II getting a glowing report a few weeks back too.

3DS

3D After Burner II (3DS) Review

After Burner II was a staple of my arcade diet when I was a kid. Alongside titles such as Outrun, Thunderblade, Hard Driving and Roadblasters. Recent incarnations of the After Burner franchise have been met more than favourab...

PS3

Hatsune Miku Project Diva F 2nd (PS3) Review

The Vocaloids are back! In their latest rhythm game outing, Hatsune Miku and her fellow synthesised singers once again perform J-Pop for your delectation. Help them put on a show by pressing the onscreen button combinations in ...