It wouldn't have taken much to make Fuel into a genuinely thought-provoking, ominous and unique piece of entertainment

After a few days, my prolonged absence from the digital hinterland of gaming began to have an unexpected effect - various events and parts of my surroundings began to take on the appearance of a video game, like something from a David Cronenberg movie.

Randy the Ram was a mess, but he wasn't a shit-flinging nutcase, which is an avenue they may look to explore in a sequel

For almost £90 I could have my machine repaired and they'd even be good enough to give me a year's warranty! Aren't I lucky!

By not showing a wide range of movies in multi-dimensional manner, large audiences are missing out on what is truly a terrific experience...

Any game developer that only releases one product in over a decade (2006's Prey) and spends twelve years developing what should have been their cash cow is bound to run into fiscal problems before too long