With over twenty new releases on Xbox alone, it’s another busy week for new releases.займ 1000 рублей по паÑпорту The Dark Pictures Anthology gains its third entry. House of Ashes sees a military unit discover a dark secret buried under a temple, resulting in another dose of horror thrills. It’s due on PS5, PS4, Xbox …
The UK’s top ten has had a shuffle this week with just two titles staying put – Dying Light at #1 and Minecraft: PlayStation Edition at #10. GTA V and FIFA 15 both move up three places to #2 and #3 respectively, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare drops from #2 to #4 and recent chart …
Prior to last Friday, the only way to purchase Dying Light was via the download services at a rather extortionate £54.99. Proving that gamers are willing to wait until something is sensibly priced, the belated retail release has shot straight to the top of the UK chart. It’s the third consecutive number one in three …
The zombie bandwagon shows no signs of slowing. This week alone sees not one but two undead undertakings, and they’re about to be followed by Rebellion’s imminent Zombie Army Trilogy. The zombie filled duo out this week are Dying Light – the retail release of which was delayed in Europe, lest you forget – and …
It’s fair to say that Dying Light isn’t off to the smoothest of starts. For those not aware, the retail version’s European release date has been pushed back to 27th February leaving those looking forward to some mindless zombie slaying with just one option – cough up £54.99 for the digital version. Well, that or …
After the barrage of new releases that October and November routinely bring, the release schedules tend not to clutter again until around Easter. That’s not to say that the first few months of a new year are always void of major releases though – this January alone has three titles worth investigating. One of these …