Writer, podcaster and author Johnny Cullen
Standby for Titanfall. No, really, you should.There were three words I couldn’t stop screaming after I finished playing Titanfall, my final game of the 2013 Eurogamer Expo, let alone stop saying: ‘OH MY GOD!’ I couldn’t stop screaming them over and over to one peer who was with me playing Respawn’s debut title.The other trend …
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Here. We. Go. Well, that time has come. I’m lying in my bed in a darkened and small hotel room in South West London (around the corner from Earls Court) with the new Arcade Fire playing on my iPad, set to go out in the next hour to the Tesco down the road to pick …
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THE ELLEN PAGE VIDEOGAME I’VE DREAMED OF! With release now two weeks away, Beyond: Two Souls will be seen as one of PlayStation 3’s last big games in a year where, despite the oncoming wave of next-gen, the platform has soared thanks to the release of The Last of Us, God of War: Ascension, Puppeteer …
Standby for [INSERT EXPO-RELATED TERM/GAME HERE]. It’s that time of year again. Once a small little thing on the UK calendar, Eurogamer Expo has now become one of the biggest events in the gaming calendar, and is in my eyes the last massive trade show of the year along with the big four of E3, …
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Kicking foots with a ball. Now that the GTA V grandeur is dying down, the immediate focus (or at least some of it) is now turning onto the upcoming gaming football season. FIFA 14 launches next week in the UK, but this week, Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 launches. The newest instalment in the series, which …
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More! It’s official: Grand Theft Auto V is now officially on shelves after what feels like the longest wait out there for gamers looking to get their hands on Rockstar North’s latest opus, which has had a fantastic response in the wake of the reviews embargo lifting yesterday afternoon. Nines and tens (or the equivalents …
Towing the line. Even after completing Red Dead Redemption, as much as I came out of it with some respect, I still couldn’t really love it as much as everyone else does as a Game of the Generation Contender. One of the things I did come to love about Red Dead Redemption, besides how massive …
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After five years on the East Coast, it’s time to go home. This is it. After five years of waiting between the last main instalment and now, and nearly two years since it was first announced – through which, its suffered a bump from an original spring release to now – Rockstar will give the …
Tuning in. One of my favourite things as of late when playing a game from Rockstar has been the original soundtrack that has accompanied each game as of Red Dead Redemption. As I mentioned when doing the Red Dead Redemption Diaries earlier this year, the soundtrack was one of my favourite bits from the game. …
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Silence broken. Rockstar president Sam Houser has conducted an interview for the first time in three years, speaking with The Sunday Times. The last time the Rockstar co-founder gave an interview was around the time Rockstar San Diego was getting set to release Red Dead Redemption, and has only otherwise since commented through Rockstar press …
