Chris McMullen
Chris has been gaming since the days of the Acorn Electron, which was allegedly purchased to 'help him with his homework'. You can probably guess how well that went. He’ll tackle most genres – football titles aside – though he has a taste for games that that are post-apocalyptic, horror-oriented or thought provoking in nature.
Totally True Gaming News Round Up: Mass Effect: Andromeda Patch Notes, Gone Home: Duke Nukem Edition And More
Keeping up with current events can be pretty time-consuming which is why, once again, GameSpew summarises this week's totally honest, 100% factual, absolutely no bullshit gaming news...
New Mass Effect: Andromeda Patch Addresses Wonky Face Issue
Mass Effect: Andromeda's latest patch tweaks the game's much criticised facial animations.
Chaos Code – New Sign of Catastrophe Review
If you're a fighting fan looking something for a little different, then Chaos Code - New Sign of Catastrophe is well worth a look.
Totally True Gaming News Round Up – The Secret World: Karting Adventure, Maradona in Death Stranding and More
Pull up an Officially Licensed Bubsy 3D Beanbag as I relay to you this week's Totally True Gaming News.
Mad Catz Runs Out Of Lives, Files For Bankruptcy
Days after being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange, peripheral manufacturer Mad Catz has filed for bankruptcy.
Neurovoider Review
Noisy, tough, but ridiculously entertaining, Neurovoider will have you praying for the robot apocalypse.
5 Times Games Let You Be An Absolute Scoundrel
Come with me on a miserable, shame-sodden journey as I highlight five occasions when games gave you the opportunity to be a complete and utter scoundrel.
We Are The Dwarves Review (Xbox One)
"Real Time Tactical Adventure." We Are The Dwarves aims for the stars but is brought down to Earth by its excessively high difficulty level,...
Totally True Gaming News Round Up – Steam Brownlight; Vegemite and Outlast 2 Partnership and More
To ensure that GameSpew readers don't miss a trick, I present the pick of this week's totally accurate, 100% true, completely embellishment-free gaming news.
Mad Catz at Risk of Being Put Down? Peripheral Manufacturer Delisted From New York Stock Exchange
Mad Catz have failed to claw their way back to prosperity and have now been delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.
Mass Effect – The Good, The Bad And The Bumping Uglies: A Retrospective
This sci-fi RPG trilogy sold a ludicrous number of copies and remains one of the most highly-acclaimed game series of all time. Just what was it about Bioware's Mass Effect games that made them so appealing?
Mass Effect: Andromeda’s Day One Patch Won’t Fix Characters’ Strange Facial Animations
Put your space face on.
How Do, Ken? Street Fighter IV added to Xbox Backwards Compatibility Library
The Xbox 360 version of Street Fighter IV, Capcom's highly acclaimed one-on-one beat-em-up, can now be played on Xbox One.
PlayStation 4 Games Are On Their Way to PlayStation Now
Sony has announced that PlayStation 4 games will be made available to Playstation Now subscribers, with the first current-gen titles hitting the service later this...
Dying: Reborn Review
Dying: Reborn is hobbled by an incoherent narrative, awful voice acting and an antagonist who's as threatening as a slightly out-of-date tuna sandwich.
BOOR Review
In the same way that noone in The Walking Dead's televisual universe had heard of zombies, I suspect that the inhabitants of BOOR's fictional...
Bot Colony Preview: An Uneven Foray Into a Robotic Future
Bot Colony is not, as the name might suggest, about a group of sentient arses. Instead, this cybercentric adventure deals with the rise of...
Dead Rising: Case Zero and Case West Added to Xbox Backwards Compatibility
Dead Rising: Case Zero and Dead Rising: Case West are the latest titles to have been added to Microsoft's Xbox Backwards Compatibility programme.
Case Zero and...
The 10 Worst Things About Retro Gaming
The early days of gaming weren't as glorious as they're reputed to have been. Come with me as I take you on a tour of ten things that made this age such a minefield.
Dead Rising 4 Shambles Onto Steam on 14th March
The PC version of Dead Rising 4, previously only available through the Windows 10 store, will soon be available to purchase on Steam.
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