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Destroy All Humans (PlayStation 4)
THQ’s Destroy All Humans reminds me a lot of Tim Burton’s rather good movie Mars Attacks!
In both the movie and the game, aliens are out to destroy the human race, both adhere to the little green man (kind of) appearance. With many of the human victims are bumbling simpletons ready to give into the alien invasion.
Overall, Destroy All Humans is a likeable remake of a mid-2000s game, albeit it one with humour that hasn’t entire stood the test of time.
GAME REVIEWS
Traditional long format reviews
Warhammer 40,000 Mechanicus, PS4 Review
Warhammer 40,000 Mechanicus will be familiar to die-hard Games Workshop fans, the average gamer, perhaps not so much. Drawing on the very deep and very wide canon of Warhammer 40k, this game adds to a varied pedigree of stablemates.
Considering the complexity the Warhammer family its a shame that the digital versions of these tabletop adventures often fall flat.
It’s fair to say, that first couple of hours of doubt were soon demolished as I understood the systems on offer and gripped the gameplay.
FEATURES
Occasional Features, maybe off topic, maybe news, maybe opinion pieces, mostly interesting.
Cinema Gaming, going large on the Silver Screen
As a young man I had two dreams, one was to own a nice little campsite and the other was to own a boutique cinema. The second was born of a love of movies and the plan for some cinema gaming on the big screen after hours. Neither of these dreams took off, until now.
We probably have to thank Covid and 2020 for the opportunity, as traditional business finds other ways to make its assets work.
I recently spied a Facebook ad by my local Event Cinema offering gaming sessions. How could I not take it up?
For prices and details read on.
Hardware Reviews
Gadgets, Gifts and stuff that we like that isn't a game.
JBL Quantum 400 Headset – Review
JBL have been a mainstay of the home audio fraternity since 1946. They have in recent years been brought under the Samsung Electronics umbrella, which may explain why after so many years, they have finally taken the leap into Gaming Headsets see what we think of the Quantum 400.
They have certainly jumped in boots and all too. The new ‘Quantum’ range boasts seven different models. Spanning entry level headsets through to models with head-tracking, noise cancellation and wireless surround sound.
The JBL Quantum 400s are a great headset. If the rest of the Quantum range have had this much thought put into them, then safe to say JBL are not here to muck about, Gamers!
