Hi there. I hope you’re well. You look well. Have you lost weight? No, well, if anything I’ve put some on. Our review for today is Spider-Man: The Movie

Hi! Remember that double-update we failed to deliver last time? No? Well look at the news post below, then, dummy. Anyway, here’s what we’d hoped to bring you – the long-promised, and much delayed, review of Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers.

Hi there! One final review for 2011, here just under the wire. I’d hoped to make this a double-update, but unfortunately it just wasn’t possible to get it all done in time. Anyway, here’s a review of Need for Speed: Most Wanted for you. We’ll be back, with more, in the new year.

Hi. November’s proving to be quite a fruitful month for new content – well, by our standards anyway. Here’s a review of Pool Paradise.

Hello there. Today, we bring you a review of Rally Trophy. No need to thank us, that’s what we’re here for. More coming, as soon as we can bring it to you.

Hi there. And we have yet another review for you. How about a bit of Project: Snowblind? The shareholders are pressuring us to hit our year-end targets. We’ll do our best.

Hello all. It might look once again like I’ve left Rik to run the show, but I’m back. With Titan Quest. Which is… alright. I hadn’t even been planning on reviewing it until I realised that, at 2006, it’s narrowly within our range. That’s not the most exciting return ever, is it? But at least […]

Hi there. As you may know, it’s Halloween soon, and it’d be remiss of us to let that pass by without delivering some related content. So, as a special treat, here’s a review of Rugby Challenge 2006. Oooooooh! Kids – don’t have nightmares.

Hello all. We’ve gone and covered another CSI game: this time it’s Miami. I do appreciate that’s the third this year. If you’re of the opinion that we should be playing more “worthy” titles rather than TV tie-ins then, well, some of that on the way soon I hope.

Good evening. In between all of this discussion-review tomfoolery, there’s no getting around the fact that new reviews have been thin on the ground of late. Here’s one, though – I take a look at Michel Ancel’s Beyond Good & Evil.