This week on The Entertainment Dome, James and I complain about Spider-Man being exclusive to the PlayStation versions of the Avengers game, before remembering that we never covered the Xbox Games Showcase.
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My Ten Most Anticipated Games of 2020
2019 is officially behind us and it was certainly a strong year for videogames, with a number of critically acclaimed titles like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Disco Elysium, and the Resident Evil 2 remake being released.
However, it was another year of the industry showing how ugly it could be. Lootboxes and in-game gambling mechanics have become so much worse, crunch culture continued to be responsible for some big-budget titles like Red Dead Redemption 2, and let’s not forget the Activision Blizzard/Hong Kong debacle.
With any luck, 2020 will offer better things; it’s certainly got a strong line-up of games to look forward to. So, how about we just get right to it – here are the ten games I’m most excited to play in the coming year. Continue reading
The Entertainment Dome Episode 115 – The Phantom E3 Episode Part 1
With E3 officially wrapped up, it’s high time James and I discussed all the games that were shown off during the event! We start off by covering the announcements from Microsoft, Bethesda and Ubisoft.
The Entertainment Dome Episode 90 – The E3 Episode: Tokyo Drift Part 1
E3 may be long over but James and I still have our own opinions to share with you. Besides, it’s tradition. So relax and enjoy the first part of this year’s E3 recap, where we cover EA and Microsoft’s press conferences (apologies for the audio issues).
The Entertainment Dome Episode 62 – E3 2: Electric Boogaloo Part 1
In this slightly longer episode of The Entertainment Dome, we begin our E3 2017 coverage by talking about the announcements from EA, Microsoft and Bethesda.
Too Long for Twitter 