What happens when someone who hasn't played an FPS in 10 years heads into the Titanfall beta? Find out here.
It's the third edition of Sofa Sharers and this week we take a look at how Nintendo continuously revolutionise split-screen gaming. Plus, some speculation on big-bucks Titanfall.
A balanced and logical piece on why Amy Rose is the perfect choice of date for any gamer.
GameGrin were recently invited to Capcom to get some hands-on experiences of some upcoming releases. From Ultra Street Fighter IV to Strider, the future looks bright for Capcom.
We asked some of our staff members which gaming character they would like to take on a date and why...
Verdun, a new WW1 FPS, is showing that the First World War can be an excellent setting for a videogame. Should this be the beginning of a new trend? Ryan certainly believes so.
It seems internet juggernaut King are still playing dirty. This latest twist in the recent saga sees them attack an indie developer who released his game before them.
The second edition of Sofa Sharers takes a look at how James Bond changed couch co-op forever. Plus, info and discussion on PvZ: Garden Warfare split-screen.
In this final article we will talk about why hating EA is something we should maybe give a little more thought to and what independent studios started to show us last year.
With the recent release of not one, but two brand new consoles that push home gaming and entertainment technology to their limits, it's easy to forget some of the things…
Part two of Final Fantasy IX vs The Ocarina of Time.
As I take a break from Azeroth, I look back at my quest to find the perfect World of Warcraft guild and the changes it brought to my game time and my life.
January is, in a word, odd. As the last festive firework fades into oblivion, New Year’s day is the best time of year to wander the empty streets and pretend there’s been…
Couch co-op is sadly dying out. This, a new regular feature focusing on the brilliant world of split-screen gaming, aims to bring the injustice into the light.
Does less always mean more? Is the hallmark of good game design simplistic mechanics or expansive in game worlds?
