Author: John Whitehouse
News Editor/Reviewer, he also lends his distinct British tones to the N4G Radio Podcast. When not at his PC, he can be found either playing something with the word LEGO in it, or TROPICO!!!
The Expendables 2 Videogame Review
The greatest action heroes of all time combine for one of the worst games. Our review inside.
New Tracks Announced for Theatrhythm
Square Enix have got plenty of tracks planned for their Final Fantasy rhythm action game, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, for August. All of the tracks are priced at $0.99, but with 20 tracks planned this ...[Read More]
Gang Wars Review
John joins a gang and unfortunately he can't get back out. Read his review of Gang Wars.
Unchained Blades Coming to PSP
XSEED Games have announced that they will be bringing the dungeon crawling RPG, Unchained Blades, to the PSP on June 26th, with a 3DS version coming later in the year. Released in Japan as UnchainBlad...[Read More]
Fable Heroes Review
A game with great local and online multiplayer, two versions of the main game and a fun and unique upgrade system, Fable Heroes does a great job...
Anomaly: Warzone Earth Review
At this point, everybody knows what a Tower Defense game is. They seem to have been around since the birth of Flash gaming. Most rely on the same old formula, with only the odd exception...
Tropico 4: Modern Times Review
Modern Times is the kind of expansion pack I dream of: the chance to bring El Presidente in to the 21st Century. But does it really do anything all that different?
Touch My Katamari Review
If there were ever a game that highlighted the odd world that the Japanese live in, it would be Katamari. A long running franchise that is so bizarre, you could be forgiven if you thought you were...
The House of the Dead III Review
If there is any type of game that should work well with a Move controller, its an ‘on-rails’ shooter; you can’t really go too far wrong. House of the De...[Read More]
Uncharted: Golden Abyss Review
With Naughty Dog moving their attention to The Last of Us, the PlayStation Vita could be your only chance of experiencing the further adventures of Nathan Drake. Luckily, Sony Bend...