With annual releases and the inherent restrictions of the platform you're making a game for, is there any real room for innovation in games? Apart from some more lens flare, have we reached our peak?

Ruaidhri has returned to Port Carveton and Skate 3 for the umpteenth time, but it raises the question, with so many sales and loyal fans, why hasn't EA made Skate 4?

With the upcoming release of Persona 4 Ultimax, it raises the question of blank state player characters and what exactly happens when out of player hands and direct control! Or, more specially, should they be out of player control?

Having not properly played a pool or snooker game since Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker on the Amiga Ruaidhri takes a trip down memory lane to see what advancements have been made in 20 years.

Ruaidhri questions how much his time is worth and whether we should be rating games based on their length? Is shorter and sweeter better?

Always Sometimes Monsters is Vagabond Dog's latest creation. It had received early praise for it's realistic portrayal of morality and built up significant interest, and we'll find out if expectations were met.

Ruaidhri has read the, most likely false, Sony E3 Leak. Has Sony already forgotten about their handheld console?

Megan discusses where her geekdom comes from and where we as a subculture draw the line for 'geek or not'?

With the rising number of visuals novels appearing on Steam and Steam Greenlight, are the stereotypes of "otaku basement dwellers" breaking, and is the genre of visual novels alienating a wider gamer audience in favour of those who fulfill the stereotypes?

Megan begins her new Hopes and Fears fetures tackling something on the mind of many nerds and geeks, the new Michael Bay Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film; should we be excited or worried?