Everywhere you turn there are remasters being announced in the gaming world, from Spyro to Resident Evil 2. I'm always excited when one is announced. We've come so far in technology and graphics, why not update older games and I do love having the option of powering up a PS1 and playing Crash Bandicoot but also have the option to play in high def on the PS4. Mostly publishers or gaming production company's have ceased to trade or licensing laws prevent certain games from being re-made which is a shame but that doesn't stop us day dreaming about them.

HORIZON CHASE TURBO | GAMING

Horizon Chase Turbo is a game I've had in my PlayStation Library for a while from a monthly PlayStation plus games but never fully downloaded and played until recently when three of us wanted to play a silly fun game. Oh boy did we get addicted to racing each other. I've said in the past that I've wanted to incorporate more gaming posts into my blog so here I am.

OHANA ISLAND | Mobile Game Review

Recently I haven’t been playing any mobile games, usually because my phone memory is full from photos and other apps! But I’ve been playing a lot of Ohana Island lately and I wanted to share this cute mobile game with you!

SCREENCAP SUNDAY #1: INFAMOUS SECOND SON

I want to incorporate more gaming posts on my blog since gaming is a big part of my life and game level designs and art work are my favourite things to look at and I love collecting art books. I want to showcase some of my favourite pictures I've made using the screenshot / photo mode features on the PlayStation 4. I spend a lot of time strolling through a game and constantly looking around for details in the environment. I'm very much an explorer. So to capture what I've found or what looks amazing is so much fun to do.

CHILDHOOD GAMES | 90s & Early 00s

Since I can remember, I've always been a gamer. I remember sitting on my Nan's sofa with my dad's computer playing games I shouldn't be playing at the age of 5. Such as Duke Nukem and Doom. Even just playing Solitaire and clicking through Encarta (You remember that gem of a program?!) molded the gamer that I am today. I dug deep in research to find some childhood memories for this post, some games I had long forgotten about and ended up googling them all and getting serious nostalgia! So sit back with a cuppa and get reading.