Critical Gamer writes: With the last episode finally launching on PSN last week, we thought the time had come (no limp pun intended) to review Telltale Games’ walk-and-click series. Officially, this is not to be considered Back to the Future IV; though that’s exactly how most people will view it, picking up as it does almost immediately after the events of Back to the Future III. Telltale seem to be well aware of this, and have done everything possible to appeal to fans of the movies. From here stem the series’ greatest strengths – and most crippling weaknesses.
Carlos writes "With another week come more Xbox Live Deals With Gold bargains. Whilst the recent Deals With Gold sales have offered us a mixed bunch of both classics and clangers, this week sees some top deals that are sure to get any avid gamer hot under the collar, unless of course you have them already, at which point you can smile in appreciation of Xbox’s kindness this week.
But which are the best, the worst and the most tempting of Xbox Live Deals With Gold bargains that are in place between the 17th-23rd Jan 2017? Let us tell you!"
Some of Telltale Games' most popular titles are being slashed in price today, as the Humble Store has launched a build-your-own-bundle deal that gives users up to 85 percent off.
Bit Cultures writes: It’s week five of Steam A to Z and, as this is an article which isn’t related to Fallout 4 in any way at all, I welcome the three people actually reading this! You know, a more unscrupulous journalist would scatter mentions of Fallout 4 throughout this article just to boost its prospects for those all-important clicks. Thankfully I have more scruples than you could shake a Radroach at, so that certainly won’t be happening. (Radroaches, of course, being one of the many weird and wonderful critters appearing in Bethesda’s Fallout 4.)
