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TiX Podcast S1E2 Post-E3 2017
Welcome to the new This is Xbox Podcast. Join Greg Giddens and Damien Ashley for a new episode of the This is Xbox Podcast. This episode follows on from the last show and discusses what was shown and ...[Read More]
Giveaway! Fluidic Antiproton Wrist Lance for Star Trek Online
To celebrate the console launch of Star Trek Online: Season 13 – Escalation, we’re teaming up with Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios to give some lucky winners a rare ground weapon for t...[Read More]
Tekken 7 review
Everyone has a Tekken story, whether that’s a tale from the first game, playing Tekken Bowl or laughing at the many ‘button mashing’ Tekken memes that have spawned over the years. For me the release o...[Read More]
Jump Stars review
Cast your mind back about, say, 30 years or so, I can’t remember that far back and some of you probably weren’t even alive. There was a massive blockbuster film starring Arnie called The R...[Read More]
Watch the Ubisoft E3 conference live on TiX
Starting at 9pm BST you can watch the Ubisoft E3 show live. We’ll be expecting to see more info on Assassins Creed: Origins, Far Cry 5 and hopefully some new on South Park: Fractured but Whole. ...[Read More]
Missed the Xbox E3 conference? We’ve got your back
In case you missed last nights Xbox E3 Conference, here is everything that happened, what was the best part for you? Let us know! The Xbox E3 2017 Briefing: Everything You Need to Know Crackdown 3 Bri...[Read More]
Did you watch the Xbox E3 briefing on Mixer? Here is what you will get…
We mentioned earlier that if you watch the E3 briefing on Mixer you would receive some goodies. Well here is what you will get! Rare Replay – full game download. Mature game – will not be awarded to a...[Read More]
Xbox One X will cost £449/$499
Phil Spencer has confirmed that the Xbox One X will cost £449/$499. All existing Xbox One accessories will work on the new Xbox One X, alongside all existing Xbox 360 backwards compatible titles and X...[Read More]
Crackdown 3 gets a release date
Crackdown 3 will release on November 7. Check out the awesome trailer below, featuring the man mountain himself, Terry Crews.
Microsoft announce Xbox One X
Microsoft have announced the Xbox One X, due to be released on November 7th. Codenamed ‘Project Scorpio’, Xbox One X was first revealed at Xbox’s E3 conference last year, where it wa...[Read More]
ZHEROS The Forgotten Land DLC review
Like many, I picked up ZHEROES from Rimlight Studios, on the Games with Gold program a few months back. January 2016 it would appear. Where does the time go? The gameplay centres on two main character...[Read More]
The Town of Light review
With memories of The Park still ringing in my ears, there was no way I was going to miss out on getting my hands on The Town of Light, a stark look into the treatment of mental health patients at Ospe...[Read More]
Prey review
Prey successfully melds science fiction and horror in a more contemporary and grounded setting that the original title from 2006. It therefore doesn’t feel at all related to its predecessor, posing qu...[Read More]
Human: Fall Flat review
Protagonist Bob in Human: Fall Flat is akin to a toddler learning to walk. He haphazardly stumbles around the environments, bumping into objects and clinging on to them like a drunk trying to steady h...[Read More]
Seasons after Fall review
It’s not often I get the chance to review a title that doesn’t rely on just your reflexes or skill. There have been a few, however, The Turing Test, Inside & Pneuma spring to mind. Seasons after F...[Read More]
Injustice 2 review
I wish I had more time to delve into the world of comics (or graphic novels if you want to pretend you are being an adult about it) – because within minutes of starting Injustice 2, which takes ...[Read More]
Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 review
To be a Sniper, you need the patience of a saint, finding a great location to scope out your environment, spotting enemies and setting up to take out your target. Then you have to consider the weather...[Read More]
The Sexy Brutale review
If Groundhog Day were to get married to Cluedo and go on to have a baby, then that child would be The Sexy Brutale. Intrigued? Then read on dear reader. The Sexy Brutale is a game co-produced by Madri...[Read More]
Voodoo Vince Remastered review
Cast your mind back 14 years. If you’re anything like me then remembering yesterday is a task. Voodoo Vince was released on the original Xbox and has been sat, gathering dust on the developer...[Read More]
Aaero review
Aaero is a game unlike anything i have played in years. I went into the review completely blind, having only heard rave reviews over social media, and what I found was a little gem of an independent g...[Read More]
Trove review in progress
To some it would be easy to dismiss Trove as “just another Minecraft clone”, but to do so would fail to appreciate the unique approach Trion Worlds have taken in their own personal take on the voxel-b...[Read More]
Resident Evil 7: Banned Footage DLC review
I know, I know, Resident Evil 7 Biohazard has been out for some time now, it’s only right though, in this day and age, of having multiple unplayed games on your Xbox that you’re reminded t...[Read More]
Kona review
The year is 1970. Set in Quebec in Northern Canada, Kona sees you as Private Investigator Carl Foubert, driving to meet his client at the nearby general store to investigate a case of vandalism. Event...[Read More]
Outlast 2 review
When we were approved to review Outlast 2 I jumped straight on it because I’m an idiot. I hate games that make me scared, except I love it at the same time. The number of times I’ve told t...[Read More]
Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition review
It’s not often that I’ll play a first-person shooter other than Halo. It’s even less often that it’s a re-imagining of a title that was first released on the Xbox 360. Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition f...[Read More]
Cities Skylines review
There’s phenomenal complexity to Cities Skylines. From building residential, commercial, industrial and office zones, connecting them all up with power, water and sewage, then linking them via road an...[Read More]
Blackwood Crossing Review
After checking out the trailer for Vision Games Publishing LTD’s Blackwood Crossing, I was expecting another typical mystery puzzle game, but it’s much more than that. You start your journey staring o...[Read More]
LEGO City Undercover review
Nintendo Wii U users have been running around saving the LEGO World as Chase McCain for a few years and finally LEGO City Undercover has made its way over to consoles. But is it worth your time? Find ...[Read More]
Thimbleweed Park review
I’m often caught in a heady haze of remembering games. So many new games remind me of other games it’s almost head-spinningly painful. Thimbleweed Park could be forgiven for reminding me of classic ti...[Read More]
This is the Police review
This is the Police is, in its basic form, a police strategy game, wrapped inside a story featuring the last days of a stereotypical chief of police, Jack Boyd, in the fictional city of Freeburg in the...[Read More]