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Interview with Mario Wynands , co-founder of Sidhe Interactive, Wellington-based game developers About Sidhe and Yourself Could you please give us a quick intro to Sidhe, when it was started, who is behind it and how it has evolved.More

Step into the shadows of Gotham City’s perilous criminal underworld as DC Comics legendary Dark Knight in the Batman Begins video game.More

Full Spectrum Warrior delivers a brilliant and enthralling masterpiece of modern conflict on to your Playstation 2.More

Bomberman DS takes advantage of the unique features of Nintendo’s new handheld console.More

After the completion of The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4, a fierce battle between father and son unfolded at Mishima Zaibatsu headquarters.More

THQ certainly have faith in their abilities.More

Sneaky sneaky
It isn’t easy to create a good stealth game.More

With TV style presentation, over 35 stadiums from all over the world and commentary from the legendary Richie Benaud - Cricket 2005 looks to be the definitive interactive Cricket experience.More

Become an Angry Midget
Napolean Bonaparte was a bad, bad dude who wanted to prove it doesn’t pay to hassle short people and he sure proved that when he took over most of Europe.More

Baby Oil and Latex undies
WrestleMania can define a legacy, and yours is about to be written.More

Throughout U.More

If you want to talk about a title that packs a lot of entertainment value onto one disc, you have to be talking about Destroy All Humans.More

Fragalicious
The Unreal games have always been about pushing the limits when it comes to graphics and game play in the first-person shooter genre.More

The Regiment is a first-person shooter that puts you in the role of a soldier in the British Special Air Service to participate in historically accurate counter-terrorism scenarios.More

Predator: Concrete Jungle places you in the gripping tale of the alien’s history on Earth between two separate time periods, 1930 and 2030, as the Predator embarks on a mission of revenge upon a Mafia organisation and its leader who seek to expose its very existence.More

Epic with a capital "E"
As I sat listening to Henpecked Hou and his wife ‘having words’ (actually Mrs Hou was having much more than her fair share, while Hou was having precious few) - the opening credits rolled.More

A Three-Headed What?
If you like buckets of blood with your action, puzzles to loose sleep over, platfMore

Bloodrayne is a Dhampir (half female, half vampire) blessed with the powers of a vampire but cursed with the unquenchable thirst for blood and a weakness to sunlight.More

Fans and gamers alike can experience the stunning Jedi action of the upcoming movie Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith on May 5, 2005 when LucasArts releases the companion video game in advance of the movie’s opening on May 19th.More

With games like Knights of the Old Republic II, Lego Star Wars and Republic Commando all ranking highly in the gaming charts it looks like there’s no stopping the Star Wars franchise.More

Where’s My Peasant?
Straddling the line between real-time strategy games like Warcraft 3 and economic sims like Rollercoaster Tycoon, Stronghold 2 offers an unusual balance of siege battles and medieval management.More

Updating a classic puzzle game for a new console must be a tricky task, but luckily Namco have utilised the technology of the DS to create a unique spin on your old-school Tetris style games.More

From the creators of Unreal comes a spiraling plunge into destruction, despair and disease.More

The Nintendo DS does have a pretty impressive launch line up, mostly original titles that haven’t appeared anywhere else before.More

Purple Spandex
Originally slated for a summer release in ‘04, Death by Degrees has finally been perfected enough, at least Namco would hope so, to be available in stores.More

The GT Killer?
When Microsoft first admitted their intentions with Forza Motorsport, they may as well have said, "We’re going to invent a time machine.More

The Boy racer in all of us
There are definitely two schools of thought when it comes to modifying production cars into something a bit more spectacular.More

Not a Tom Hanks in Sight
I have to admit that I was a little sceptical about the release of another World War II themed first-person shooter game that was "based on a true story" - however ten minutes into the game I was rooted to my chair in a quivering wreck of gun-fire and shrapnel.More

Not for the Faint Hearted
No one knew a game of this calibre was possible from a Gamecube.More

Lights, Camera.More