Hamish Inglis

Google Stadia: perfect present or Christmas coal?

Google Stadia got off to what could be generously called ‘a rough start’. The streaming ‘console’ launched unfinished and a lacking library of games, but as the holidays draw near, is this still a present to be on the lookout for? When we send off our letters to Santa demanding...
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Posted Dec. 20, 2019

How they levelled up: Ali Jones – Kotaku UK news editor

Warwick. Warwick never changes. The buses always run to their delayed beat, the Humanities building stands tall, a perpetual blot on the skyline, and The Dirty Duck remains as the only crude pub to feature faeces on its signage. In 2019 the University of Warwick might not have developed much...
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Posted Dec. 9, 2019

How they levelled up: Andrea Rene – What’s Good Games Host

There is no failing. These words have defined the decade long career of Andrea Rene, her drive and work ethic appropriately earning her the title of ‘Busiest Lady in the Business’. She has cut her teeth in Hollywood and put her all into chasing her dreams. Thankfully, in the midst...
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Posted Nov. 11, 2019

Blizzcon 2019: Overwatch 2, Diablo 4 and Blitzchung

Last weekend Blizzcon 2019 took place. Going into the event Blizzard were up against it with a poorly received showing in 2018 as well as leaks, rumours, and the Blitzchung scandal all occurring just weeks before this year’s convention. How did Blizzard handle these pressures, were the rumours true, and...
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Posted Nov. 9, 2019

A Colossal Discovery or colossal waste of time?

Pokemon Go had its first paid, global event ‘A Colossal Discovery’ on Saturday 2 November. Players across the world had access to exclusive missions and rewards, as well as being granted the opportunity to catch a Regigigas before anyone else. The event was a chance for Niantic to showcase the...
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Posted Nov. 5, 2019

Does “Every Voice Matter” to Blizzard?

Blizzard are used to making headlines. Ignoring that Diablo Immortal fiasco last year, the news is often some positive piece about an Overwatch character or World of Warcraft Classic. Though, as the days countdown to BlizzCon 2019, their most recent actions have sparked huge backlash online as well as igniting...
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Posted Oct. 31, 2019

New Wanyoo gaming cafe opens its doors in Coventry

A new gaming cafe has opened in Coventry, with plenty of space and options to accommodate students, amateurs and professionals alike. The Wanyoo cafe might just be the new place to play for Warwick students. Wanyoo, Asia’s largest esports studio brand, have expanded their UK presence this week. Following on...
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Posted Oct. 27, 2019

The Outer Worlds – Xbox One Review

Obsidian’s latest game has its issues with originality and combat but honestly, the game is brilliantly fun. The Outer Worlds may not be the best game around but it does leave me wanting to play more. I have adored my time so far and cannot wait to keep exploring the...
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Posted Oct. 23, 2019

How they levelled up: Emma Kent – Eurogamer Reporter

Whilst the UK faced a boiling summer heatwave, rather than heading to the beach I found my way to Gamer Network’s Brighton offices. I was meeting up with Emma Kent, a videogame reporter, to find out how her time at the University of Birmingham and a year abroad to Australia...
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Posted Oct. 14, 2019

Editor’s Picks: Top 5 Flat Night Games

Whether it is as a fresher weeks icebreaker or a summer term unwind gaming is a fantastic and fairly inexpensive way to hang out with your flatmates. Here are some of my top choices for you to check out on your flat night!   Minecraft There is no need to...
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Posted Oct. 7, 2019

80 Days – Switch Review

80 Days, based on Jules Verne’s novel ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ and other works, is a superb way to experience the writer’s creations. The modern, choose your own adventure style story is expertly crafted and right at home on the Nintendo Switch. The crux of the adventure is...
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Posted Sep. 30, 2019

FLASHSALE! Guacamelee 2 – Xbox One Review

Guacamelee 2 by Drinkbox Studios is a hilariously fun and deceptively challenging metroidvania platformer. I have loved every second of this game and if you have an Xbox One, this really is a must play Game Pass title if you did not pick it up at release. Set 7 years...
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Posted Sep. 7, 2019