
Pixels or Death's Henry McMunn gives into pessimism and waxes on how this console generation simply doesn't seem to be going anywhere any more. It's time for change!

In my Tomb Raider iOS review, I look at whether or not the game runs well enough on mobile to justify parting with your cash.

The new Tomb Raider game shares the same “universe” as the live-action Amazon Prime series starring Sophie Turner as Lara Croft.
how the tables have turned, went from making a movie about a game to making a game about a movie/show

Composer sentenced for Bounce Back Loan abuse following Insolvency Service investigations
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So if a generation has a somewhat down year, it's over? Interesting.
Besides, what about all the other games that have come out already? Do they not count? There's plenty of stuff on every platform that makes 2012 still decent as a gamer... unless you're the type of person who needs some AAA blockbuster to play every week because you've beaten the last one on normal and can't be bothered doing more than that.
Until Call of Duty comes out, of course. And then you'll play that like your life depends on it.
Yep, That's why we have Last Of Us and Beyond getting released right, two original Sony Ip's. MS's innovative twist on Halo 4 and a Gears prequel. This generation has just stopped no more and died...ok.
@sonicblastoise -
"One of the great things about new tech is that they can reignite the creative instinct"
I strongly disagree with this. We've seen very little gameplay this generation that couldn't have been done last generation. Graphics have gotten better, but the games have stayed the same. There are exceptions of course, but the majority of games this gen could have been done last gen, or even the gen before, with downgraded visuals.
Can't edit my own comment >.<
I also disagree with the premise of the article.