Video games

One of the main criticisms I have of this particular collection are the lack of games included. With only 3 games to choose (and one of them is a sequel) your options are limited.

The combat feels good, but as is the case with this genre, don’t expect much variety or longevity.

Despite the series’ popularity, few video games have followed the adventures of Mr Miyagi and Daniel LaRusso. The Karate Kid: Street Rumble attempts to change this fact by combining the first three movies into one game.

With an RRP of £39.99, the FR5 is the perfect entry level wheel to help give you even more enjoyment from your racing games. Be warned though, this could well be the gateway to eventually leading you down a rabbit hole where you end up with a full racing set-up.

The narrative is fairly thin and the gameplay somewhat repetitive, BUT if you do enjoy just creeping slowly around trying to survive, then this could be worth you investing around 10 hours or so to complete.

Squirrel With a Gun is glitchy and can be frustrating, but it is also a short game and there’s a lot of fun packed into it which doesn’t outstay its welcome.

Fashion accessory, keychain adornment, portable gaming controller; whatever you use the CRKD Atom for the most, you won’t regret buying it.

The Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 is an important set of games, and love them or loathe them, they are now available for everyone to experience on modern consoles.

I enjoy side-scrolling beat-‘em ups, and I don’t expect deep gameplay, but there are lots of things wrong with Wrath of the Mutants that make it hard to enjoy.

I have a soft spot for 8-bit and 16-bit racing games having grown up with the likes of Chase HQ, the Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge series, Jaguar XJ220, and of course, this list wouldn’t be complete without the classic Outrun from Sega. I wasn’t necessarily familiar with the Top Racer series until I started to […]