Reviews
Freeware is important to the Windows community as Apps are to mobile devices. This series of reviews selects an outstanding freeware in each category and tests it for efficacy, free from spy/malware and if it is worth using.
Freeware is to Windows what Apps are to tablets or smart phones.
Fashionably late to the 2012 party arrives Far Cry 3, but it is one of the best dressed partygoers on the island.
Digital production company, The Project Factory, has launched a festive and interactive iPhone game, Santa Panic!, which allows players to alter the game’s storyline via Facebook.
A modern nostalgic driven romp is always welcome and this reimagining of a classic whilst bordering on camp silliness at times delivers the XCOM strategy game play we have been craving for a long time.
Nintendo’s moustached Mario has been king of the karting games for some time now (seven editions in fact), but now a couple of upstarts are attempting to steal the short plumbers karting krown. Little Big Planet’s SackBoy is taking to the kart tracks as a PlayStation exclusive, whilst Sonic the Hedgehog is bringing his transformed racing pals along for the ride.
Comparative Review: Garmin Forerunner 10 & Nike SportWatch GPS
By David HeathWe compare two leading candidates for the role of a GPS device on the runner's wrist.
Dishonored is a new IP from the same production stable as Skyrim, but the influences here are Deus Ex, Half Life 2 and Thief. Big influences indeed, but Dishonored manages to be its own beast, at times disquieting, at others tense or frustrating but overall very satisfying.
The first non-Bungie developed Halo is upon us, is the Microsoft owned 343 Industries up to the standards that Bungie left us with in Halo Reach? And how important is the return of the Mater Chief to the franchise?
Toshiba's new 10" tablet supports Windows 7, handwriting recognition and is targeted at the executive on the go.
