Games, games, games!
I’ve never used a game console, a handheld, or a controller, but the recent Microsoft reveal of the ROG Xbox Ally really piqued my interest. Neither am I an expert on handheld gaming devices, being a PC gamer, but we can’t ignore this new handheld […]
Reminded by Jim Hillier’s recent article Microsoft Says TPM Is Worth The Upgrade – But Is It?, it’s only just come to my attention that some games require Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 – Fortnite (for tournaments), Valorant, The Finals and Vanguard (Call of Duty)
(Ed note: This article was written a while ago but we feel it is still relevant.) In October 2024, I wrote Tomb Raider Remastered IV- VI Announced and true to form, these new remasters will be released on the 14th February. Yesterday I pre-ordered on
Launched on 16 November 2004, Half-Life 2 is now 20 years old and not only turned the gaming landscape on its head but also changed how we buy games. When I bought the DVD in December 2004, I had no idea I would have to
Following the success of Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, it was announced over the weekend that three more remastered games will be released in February 2025. The games include Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (1999), Tomb Raider: Chronicles (2000), and Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness
I’ve written about PC-saved games several times on DCT, more recently in How To Move Save Games From Game Pass To Steam and 10 years ago in Let’s migrate: Moving from one PC to another. Not surprisingly, the unfathomable logic of saved game locations continues
I subscribe to Xbox Game Pass with Microsoft and up until now I’ve been very happy with the ‘games as a service’ subscription model, for which I pay $10 per month. However, over the years one’s tastes change, not to mention the amount of time
As readers will know, I’m a big fan of the Tomb Raider franchise and, like many followers of the intrepid Lara Croft, we find that news of her next adventures is either thin on the ground or veering off in predictable and woke directions. The
Forza Horizon 4 (FH4) was launched in October 2018 and is one of my favourite arcade racing games, mainly because it’s set in the UK which, for a small island, has loads to offer in terms of natural beauty and twisty roads. It’s also one
Alien: Isolation Generally speaking, gamers are a finicky bunch and difficult to please, even when a darn good game stares them in the face. Both Days Gone and Mad Max have been described as boring by some players, which begs the question, were they playing
Books, films, video games, and art – all these have a subjective slant that can’t be ignored. Abstract art, for example, may convey a multitude of emotions to one person, but absolutely nothing to someone else. The same can be said for video games and
The video game industry is going through a very rough time at the moment. Many blame the problems on the pandemic boom when we were all unlawfully trapped in our houses, buying video games like crazy cave-dwelling orcs, but many others look to industry greed.
To label an underrated video game as an underdog would be stretching it, but I often support a sports team that is considered in such terms, perhaps because I have a David and Goliath tendency. Anyway, there are a few games I play that are
Less Is More There’s no doubt that less is often better than more and this can be exemplified by so many of our temptations today. I still remember the days of my childhood in the UK when we could only watch two channels of TV
