Win a pair of Lindy CROMO NCX-100 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

Andrew Edney

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Dec 8, 2015

We just reviewed the Lindy CROMO NCX-100 active noise cancelling headphones, and now you can win them.

The CROMO NCX-100s are our most advanced noise cancelling headphones. With these headphones you will enjoy superb quality Hi-Fi sound without the distraction of annoying background noise. Perfect for use when travelling on planes, trains, or in a noisy home or office, the NCX-100 have been designed to deliver accurate sound reproduction over a wide range of musical tastes, whether in passive, noise cancelling or bass mode.

How to enter to win

We have the Lindy CROMO NCX-100 active noise cancelling headphones to give away.

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is enter below:
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The contest ends at 12.00AM on Wednesday 23rd December 2015.

The Lindy CROMO NCX-100 headphones are available now for £99.98.

Review: Lindy CROMO NCX-100 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

Andrew Edney

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Dec 8, 2015

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Lindy have some active noise cancelling headphones called the CROMO NCX-100’s, and here is our review.

The CROMO NCX-100s are our most advanced noise cancelling headphones. With these headphones you will enjoy superb quality Hi-Fi sound without the distraction of annoying background noise. Perfect for use when travelling on planes, trains, or in a noisy home or office, the NCX-100 have been designed to deliver accurate sound reproduction over a wide range of musical tastes, whether in passive, noise cancelling or bass mode.

Specifications

• Closed back, active noise cancellation headphones
• 40mm high output drivers with neodymium magnets
• Impedance: 32Ω passive mode / 100Ω noise cancelling & bass mode
• Sensitivity: 93dB ±3dB/1mW @ 1KHz passive mode / 103dB ±3dB/1mW @ 1KHz noise cancelling mode /
104dB ±3dB/1mW @ 1KHz bass mode
• Nominal total harmonic distortion: <0.1% @94dB @ 1KHz (Passive) / <0.5% @94dB @ 1KHz (Active)
• 15dB active noise cancellation
• Frequency response: 20Hz – 20KHz
• Up to 20 hour battery life
• Requires two AAA batteries (not included)

What’s in the Box?

The box contains the headphones, a rigid carry case, 1.4m audio cable with built-in microphone, in-flight and 3.5mm to 6.3mm stereo jack adapters.

A Closer Look

Final Thoughts

The first thing you notice when you open the box is the carry case. It is very solid and will protect the headphones even if you drop it or knock it against something. Including a hard shell case is so much better than putting a carry pouch which seems to be fairly normal with headphones these days, and considering the low price of these headphones I was pleasantly surprised to see one included.

The headset itself is lightweight and folds up to make it easier to carry, and they lock into place when you are ready to use them. It has a battery compartment next to the audio cable port. The battery is used for the active noise cancelling (which I will come onto in a moment) and a pair of AAA batteries will last you around 20 hours, so more than enough for a long flight. If the batteries run out then all you lose is the active noise cancelling.

The headset is comfortable to wear, even for long periods of time with a fair amount of movement of the earpieces, and they look good too!

There is a selector switch that enables you to choose between OFF (which provides a passive mode without any amplification), ANC (which is active noise cancelling, which provides up to 15dB of noise cancelling) and Bass (which delivers increased bass performance). You can tell which setting you are on by the different colours that are displayed (as well as looking at the switch itself).

The active noise cancelling works by utilising four separate microphones which remove up to 95% of external noise, and I have to say they work very well, even in very loud environments.

The bass boost uses an integrated 5 watt amplifier to deliver an additional 10dB of bass if you like your music with that little bit extra bass. Personally I preferred to have ANC mode on all the time, after all, they are noise cancelling headphones, so why not use them for it? If you are in a quiet place then bass boost does work well.

The sound quality on these headphones is very good no matter which of the three modes you select with music and dialogue (if you are watching a movie) coming over very clear and crisp.

If you are looking for some very good active noise cancelling headphones that won’t break the bank you should really take a look, and a listen to these. They also come with a two year guarantee.

The Lindy CROMO NCX-100 headphones retail for £99.98.

Learn more from the Lindy website.

Assassin’s Creed Chronicles out early 2016

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Chris Hare

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Dec 8, 2015

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Assassin’s Creed Chronicles out early 2016

Ubisoft has announced Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India and Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Russia, the final episodes of the Assassin’s Creed Chronicles trilogy, will be available for download respectively on 12th January and 9th February, 2016, on the PlayStation 4 , Xbox One and Windows PC.

The Assassin’s Creed Chronicles Trilogy Pack, which includes all three episodes, will be available as a digital store bundle on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC starting 9th February. The Assassin’s Creed Chronicles Trilogy Pack will also be available at retail stores on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One starting 9th February. The Assassin’s Creed Chronicles Trilogy Pack will be available on the PlayStation Vita system on 5th April.

Developed by Climax Studios in collaboration with Ubisoft Montreal, Assassin’s Creed Chronicles brings the thrill of being a Master Assassin to 2.5D. Players journey to three distinct civilizations and time periods throughout history, including the Ming dynasty at the start of its downfall, the Sikh Empire as it prepares for war in India, and the aftermath of the Red October Revolution. Each chronicle stands on its own with a unique setting, art style, story and Assassin, but they are all tied together narratively. Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China, the first episode, released in April 2015.

The second episode, Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India, throws players into the tension between the Sikh Empire and the private armies of the British-owned East India Company in 1841. When a Master Templar arrives with a mysterious item that used to belong to the Assassin Order, Arbaaz Mir must discover why the Templar has come, steal back the item and protect his friends and his lover.

The final episode, Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Russia, takes place in 1918 when Assassin Nikolaï Orelov must complete one last mission for the Assassin Order before he can leave with his family. His mission: infiltrate the house where the Tsar’s family is being held by the Bolsheviks and steal an artifact that has been fought over by Assassins and Templars for centuries. While too late to save the Tsar’s entire family, he manages to save the princess, Anastasia, whom he must protect as he escapes the Templars with her and the artifact in tow.

Sherlock: The Abominable Bride launches on iOS and Android

Chris Hare

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Dec 8, 2015

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Sherlock: The Abominable Bride launches on iOS and Android

BBC Worldwide has launched a companion app for the forthcoming special episode Sherlock: The Abominable Bride, which will be simulcast in cinemas across the UK for one night only on 1^st January 2016 to complement its broadcast on BBC One. The special episode will also be released on DVD and Blu-ray on 11^th January 2016 and will be available to download from 2^nd January 2016.

The brand-new app is free to download to all iOS and Android devices from http://www.sherlockwallpaperapp.com and is packed with great features, including wallpapers featuring Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman and Dr John Watson that can be added to your device’s home screen. Animated wallpapers exclusive to the app are available on Android devices.

Fans can also see a countdown for how many days until the new episode airs and search for when and where they can watch Sherlock: The Abominable Bride on TV, on demand and in cinemas. In addition, fans can view images, trailers and teasers for Sherlock: The Abominable Bride and receive updates on the latest Sherlock news and shop for episodes of Sherlock and merchandise.

Resident Evil 0 arrives January 19th!

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Chris Hare

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Dec 8, 2015

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Resident Evil 0 begins January 19^th 2016! Now remastered, the game will be equipped with fully enhanced visuals and sound effects, bringing its spine-chilling terror to a whole new level.

Resident Evil 0, the origin story of the franchise, will be available to purchase digitally on this date for €19.99 / £15.99 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Windows PC. The digital title contains not only the fully remastered game, but new features such as an alternate modern control system and brand new Wesker Mode, where players can face the challenges of the mansion playing as the infamous villain of the series.

Additionally, when pre-ordered on all platforms (except Xbox 360), you will receive an exclusive costume pack, which will see Billy armed as a member of Wolf Force, with Rebecca as a cheerleader. Alongside this, another bonus will be an in-game Resident Evil 0 t-shirt for Rebecca.

Sky TV app out now for Xbox One in UK

Chris Hare

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Dec 8, 2015

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Microsoft has today announced that Sky’s TV streaming service, TV from Sky, has launched on Xbox One in the UK, which means customers can watch Sky shows via their Xbox One consoles.

Sky TV customers taking advantage of Sky Go Extra or Sky Multiscreen will be able to watch Sky’s live and on demand content from a wide range of entertainment channels and Sky Box Sets, including The Last Panthers, Fungus The Bogeyman, Geordie Shore, Scandal and a wide range of kids content.

All Xbox One customers need to do is download the app from the Xbox Store through Xbox Live and upgrade to Sky Go Extra to enjoy a two month free trial.

On top of the entertainment channels, Sky Go Extra customers with a Sky Movies subscription can choose from over 1,000 movies to watch, including the biggest box office hits added 12 months before online subscription services. Titles currently available include Taken 3, American Sniper and Elf. Sports fans with a Sky Sports pack can watch live Barclays Premier League, William Hill World Darts Championship and England’s tour of South Africa to name just a few.

UK Marketing Director for Xbox, Harvey Eagle, said: “Sky Player on Xbox 360 remains one of the most popular apps with our fans, so we’re delighted to bring TV From Sky to Xbox One owners in the UK.”

Luke Bradley-Jones, Brand Director, Sky TV commented, “We’re really excited to add Xbox One to our line-up of supported devices. Xbox One customers can now watch the latest from Sky TV with our big winter line up including The Last Panthers, Fungus The Bogeyman and Scandal – there’s something for everyone to enjoy.”

Sky TV customers with Sky Go Extra or Sky Multiscreen can now use their Xbox One as one of their four registered devices, adding to the broad range of internet-connected devices that Sky Go is already available on. Sky Go Extra is available to Sky TV customers for £5 per month, or at no extra cost to customers with Sky Multiscreen.

TV from Sky joins other streaming services available on Xbox One including NOW TV, as well as BBC iPlayer and Twitch.

To download the application you need to access the store, go to apps, and either search for Sky, or find “TV from Sky” in the new releases section. An account login will be required to access the content. You can download the app from the Xbox One store now.

Christmas Tech Ideas : Griffin PowerJolt SE Car Charger

Andrew Edney

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Dec 7, 2015

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On the run up to Christmas, we are going to highlight a few things you might want to consider for presents. Here is the Griffin PowerJolt SE Car Charger.

PowerJolt SE sports a powerful 12 watt charging circuit so your iOS devices can power up quickly and safely.

A durable captive coiled cable, with Apple’s Lightning connector, easily reaches to 36 inches (a generous 91 cm). Plugs are shaped with a slight flare to make them easy to grip, yet still able to fit in even the most restrictive of ruggedized cases, including Griffin’s own Survivor cases.

Features

12 watt auto charger safely powers iOS devices equipped with Lightning connector
Coiled cable stretches to 36″ (91 cm)
For automotive accessory outlets: 12 – 16 V DC
Power provided to device: 12 W (5 V @ 2.4 A)
Enhanced strain relief for longer cable life
Engineered for max rate charging of your iPad, iPhone, or iPod

If you travel by car and you have any Apple device such as an iPhone, iPod or iPad then you will most likely need some power. You could take a battery pack with you to charge up the device or you could get yourself the Griffin PowerJolt SE Car Charger. It plugs into your cars cigarette lighter (are they still called that) and then connects to your device. Charging is quick and easy and you shouldn’t be without power again.

And at around £15 this makes it a fairly inexpensive, but very useful Christmas present for someone, or even yourself.

Check out the Griffin Technologies website for more information.

Review: Turtle Beach Star Wars Battlefront X-Wing Pilot Gaming Headset

Sean McCarthy

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Dec 7, 2015

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Review: Turtle Beach Star Wars Battlefront X-Wing Pilot Gaming Headset

Turtle Beach have released the Star Wars Battlefront X-Wing Pilot Gaming Headset and here is our review:

This is how Turtle Beach describe the Headset:

The Turtle Beach Star Wars X-Wing Pilot headset features a unique design inspired by the Starfighter Pilots of the Rebel Alliance. Engage in battle with full-range audio delivered through 40mm Neodymium speakers, and call for reinforcements using the high-sensitivity boom mic which provides crystal-clear chat. The lightweight design provides hours of comfort, and the 3.5mm jack connection is compatible with PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Mac mobile/tablet and portable gaming devices. May the Force be with you!

Specifications

Star Wars Design : The X-Wing Pilot headset design is inspired by the signature orange jumpsuits worn by the Starfighter Pilots of the Rebel Alliance.

Full-Range Audio : Hear Star Wars the way it’s meant to be heard through the X-Wing Pilot’s high-performance 40mm Neodymium speakers that deliver sizzling highs and thundering lows.

Convenient Controls : The X-Wing Pilot’s in-line controls place Mic Mute and Volume conveniently at your fingertips.

Be Heard Loud & Clear : Team-up with friends and chat in online multiplayer games with the X-Wing Pilot’s adjustable, high-sensitivity boom mic, which can quickly and easily be removed when listening to music and watching movies.

Lightweight & Comfortable : The X-Wing Pilot features Turtle Beach’s latest lightweight and comfortable design, ready to provide hours of comfort during those long, marathon gaming sessions.

Versatile : Fans can use the Star Wars X-Wing Pilot headset for playing games like Star Wars Battlefront, and also use it to enjoy their favourite movies, music and more.

What’s in the box?

The box contains the headset, mic boom, manuals and Turtle Beach sticker:

Final Thoughts

Turtle Beach has released two Star Wars Battlefront gaming headsets to celebrate the release of the game and the build up to the release of Episode VII: The Force Awakens film. With every fan of Star Wars already hyped up for both, the visual styling of this headset is bound to bring smiles to any gamer who has dreamed of being a Rebel Pilot.

Like its sister , The Sandtrooper headset, it captures the look and feel of Star Wars brilliantly using the bright colours of an X-Wing Pilots uniform of orange and white and the ear cups have the X-Wing Squadron logo on the outside with more markings on the main band adding to the visual impact.

I found the headset to be very comfortable to wear for extended periods of game time with little heat build up, thanks to the lightweight design. The main and keeps a nice firm position of the headset without feeling too tight.

Sound quality is great for what is a mid range gaming headset, with the volume control on the cable allows quick access to lower or raise game volume and with a switch to mute the mic. Wearing it whilst enjoying Battlefront really brought the games audio to life with blaster fire and explosions bursting all around. It was impressive to use with the ‘Fighter Squadron’ game mode to hear the foils raise on my X-Wing to that iconic whine of a Tie Fighters engine. Every game I tested wearing the headset sounded great on both PS4 and Xbox One Consoles.

The mic boom is crisp and clear with friends commentating on that fact during party chat, team talk and even when used during various Twitch streaming sessions. It is flexible enough to be positioned how you like and can be easily removed if to use for just listening to music or other media types with the headset.

The Star Wars Battlefront X-Wing Pilot Gaming Headset is available for £34.99 and is superb value for money as a midrange headset that performs equally well on multiple platforms. Any Star Wars fan will love the visuals and decals but its performance is worthy of the purchase. Trust your feelings, the Force is strong with this one!

Review: Downtime DVD

Sean McCarthy

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Dec 7, 2015

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One of the great aspects to being a Doctor Who fan, is being able to look back through over 50 years of the shows history and discover new experiences. This particular one comes the 1995 straight to video spin-off story ‘Downtime’ which actually serves as a sequel of sorts to earlier episodes ‘ The Abominable Snowmen’ and ‘The Web of Fear’ and features the iconic characters Sarah Jane Smith played by Elisabeth Sladen, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart played by Nicholas Courtney. Directed by veteran Doctor Who director Christopher Barry, what makes this particular story so special is that it is an unofficial Doctor Who tale, which the BBC did not permit to use the character of The Doctor and was not even allowed to mention him during the story!

Downtime at its core is a Brigadier story but bridges other episodes and characters well known to Doctor Who. Former companion Victoria Water field, played by Deborah Wattling, is lured back to the Detsen Monastery in Tibet which was first visited in ‘The Abominable Snowmen’ in the hopes of finding her late father. But instead discovers The Great Intelligence still possessing the mind of Professor Travis last seen in ‘The Web of Fear’, who promises to give ‘The Light of Truth’ if Victoria helps to work with it to release him.

Fifteen years later and the story shows that Victoria has been very busy, setting up the New World Institution, a puniversity with the promise of spiritual guidance to the students. In reality the institution is the means by which The Great Intelligence plans to take over the world by infecting the world’s computer systems like a virus and controlling the minds of mankind. An artifact is needed to unlock its true power and believes it is in the hands of The Brigadier, now retired from U.N.I.T. and the institute hires Sarah Jane Smith to investigate and locate both The Brigadier and the artifact.

This DVD release really is a great look at what could be considered ‘Classic Who’ even without The Doctor starring in the story. To see such iconic characters all feature in their own story is rather exciting as a long term fan of the show and to see so many episode storylines all tied together so elegantly is a great example of why the show has survived for over 50 years. Taking the Doctor out of the spotlight allows for a different kind of Doctor Who story to be told but it still retains all the attributes of not only what makes a great Doctor Who story but of the very different style of classic and modern Who.

Comparing the current high budget special effects and slick production of Doctor Who to twenty years ago serves to show just how far the show has come. From start to finish of Downtime I had a big smile on my face watching the performances of Elisabeth Sladen and Nicholas Courtney who both sadly passed away in 2011. It is rather charming to see how they both captured the screen when on camera, especially when in scenes with some rather cliché ham acting from the rest of the cast at times.

Of course after twenty years it does all look rather dated and at just over an hour long, manages to fit a staggering amount of storytelling in. The storyline of using the internet to take over the minds of people has been used since as the first adventure together of Matt Smith’s Doctor and Clara Oswald with once again The Great Intelligence in ‘The Bells of St Johns’ in 2013. You may also see the possible inspiration for Captain Jack’s military coat with the styling for the character Harrods. Downtime really is a look back at a very different era of Doctor Who but is a really fun and interesting watch.

The highlight of this DVD really is the bonus disc with behind the scenes features ‘Behind the Lens’ and a look at the post-production of Downtime. In what felt like a early precursor to ‘Doctor Who Confidential’, getting to see the actors as they prepared for scenes and to see the Director Christopher Barry at work was a real treat to watch. To see how filming was affected by snow conditions and how location shooting was done was interesting to see from a very different age of TV even though only twenty years ago. I had a real fanboy moment to disvover that a trusty Amiga was used to produce the onscreen computer visuals used in scenes. It would be great to compare it to a recent behind the scenes look at how Doctor Who is filmed today.

The post production feature is short but a great look at how visual effects were created before CGI was a natural part of the show. Despite it being an unofficial story and the restriction imposed by the BBC, was curious to see that it was still the BBC Effects team that worked on production as well as the final cut being made broadcast ready at the BBC.

Overall this is a great watch for any generation of Doctor Who fan. The nostalgia of seeing huge grey PC set ups and everyone using Walkmans was a nice throwback to the 90s and the bonus disc with the making of features rounds it off nicely. Of course as a Doctor Who fan, getting to see both Elisabeth Sladen and Nicholas Courtney in their iconic roles together on screen is a real joy. Seeing how different characters were brought together for this story shows how well Christopher Barry knew the Doctor Who universe. It continues into modern Who as the character of the Brigadier’s daughter Kate has returned to the current run of Doctor Who.

It certainly has a place in any Doctor Who collection and a superb look at a very different era. Downtime is available from Amazon UK for £9.99

Rock Band 4 update adds more modes and challenges

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Chris Hare

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Dec 7, 2015

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Rock Band 4 update adds more modes and challenges

Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. has announced tomorrow’s release of Rock Band4’s completely free December Feature Update will include an all new gameplay challenge for Expert players, called Brutal Mode.

Brutal Mode – which will be available to Expert players in its own area off the Main Menu – will put even the most hardcore players’ skills to the test. Available in solo or multiplayer, Brutal Mode modifies the note track to react to how well you are playing. The better you play, the harder it gets. Players who master this mode are rewarded with a new Star threshold beyond Gold: the Crimson Star!

Today Harmonix also announces the addition of three intense metal tracks to the Rock Band Music Store for Xbox One and PlayStation 4! Releasing tomorrow, 8th December, in conjunction with the December Feature Update, these songs will surely challenge even the best players.

Between the Buried and Me mark their Rock Band return with “The Coma Machine,” the 7+ minute long track from the band’s 2015 chart-topping concept album, Coma Ecliptic. Opeth’s epic “Heir Apparent” comes from the Swedish metal masters’ 2008 album, Watershed, and clocks in at almost 9 minutes long. Rounding out the pack is 2015’s “Nevermore” from the Dante’s Inferno-inspired album, Underworld, by Symphony X.

Each track can be purchased individually for £1.59 / $1.99/ €1.99

Between the Buried and Me – “The Coma Machine”
Opeth – “Heir Apparent”
Symphony X – “Nevermore”

Dirt Rally launches today on PC, consoles coming 5th April

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Chris Hare

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Dec 7, 2015

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Dirt Rally launches today on PC, consoles coming 5th April

Codemasters & Koch Media today announced that the full version of the acclaimed DiRT Rally has launched on Steam and will be skidding onto PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC(DVD) on 5th April 2016.

Following a highly successful Steam Early Access programme and unprecedented community demand, Codemasters is bringing DiRT Rally’s enticing blend of authentic, uncompromising realism and edge-of-control thrills to console players in April.

“The launch on Steam early access has been a resounding success. We want to thank the community for their valuable feedback and support which has guided our development for the past eight months, resulting in a 92% positive user score. We are now ready to launch the final version of the game on PC.” said Frank Sagnier, CEO Codemasters “Following this success on PC and a vocal demand from consumers, we are delighted to announce that Dirt Rally will be available on consoles on 5th April 2016. ”

Today’s Steam launch brings with it the Winter Wonderland update, which delivers a new rally set in the snow and ice of the Varmland region of Sweden to the game. These snow-filled stages are known for their snow banks and Codemasters has pioneered new soft edge tech that simulates the density of snow. As a result, players can now lean on the snow banks when pushing for those stage records. The Winter Wonderland update is free to all DiRT Rally Early Access players.

The update also brings two new cars to the game, the Hyundai Rally and the Volkswagen Polo Rally. These cars are the most recent additions to the pinnacle of the sport and they are the perfect way to round off this Early Access programme.

Hop on the ‘Bus Simulator 16’ releasing 20th January

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Chris Hare

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Dec 7, 2015

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Hop on the ‘Bus Simulator 16’ releasing 20th January

The publisher astragon Entertainment and developer Still Alive Studios has announced that their new game Bus Simulator 16 will be leaving its virtual depot on 20th January 2016 for players across the world to embark.

In Bus Simulator 16, players must take on a variety of tasks in order to be successful, not only from a driving perspective but also a logistical one. These range from making sure their bus remains on schedule and observes traffic rules, that the safety of their passengers is maintained, all the way up to adjusting and co-ordinating bus schedules, the efficient organization of personnel and the overall management of their very own public transport company.

The integrated reputation system within the game will also track how successful the player is at the game, taking in to account if the aspiring bus entrepreneur is punctual, manages to master their vehicles’ controls, observes traffic rules and makes the right decision in numerous everyday situations. These include passengers hurrying late to bus stops, jammed and blocked doors or construction sites and traffic jams that would be better avoided. Players will also be selling tickets and should always be responsive to the different needs of their customers.

Bus Simulator 16 will offer almost unlimited hours of interesting and challenging gameplay.

Bus Simulator 16 will be available on 20th January, 2016 for PC and Mac OS either in retail or on digital download platforms for €24.99/£18.99 GBP.

Minecraft lands on Wii U on the 17th December

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Chris Hare

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Dec 7, 2015

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Minecraft lands on Wii U on the 17th December

Mojang and Nintendo have announced Minecraft will be coming to the Nintendo Wii U on 17th December.

Minecraft: Wii U Edition will feature multiple add-on content packs, such as both Battle & Beasts Skin Packs, Natural Texture Pack, City Texture Pack, Fantasy Texture Pack, and Festive Mash-Up Pack. Both companies are also working on collaborating new content for Nintendo fans to enjoy in the future.

The game will support off-TV play, which will allow players to enjoy Minecraft on their GamePad controller. Considering how hooked younger players can get to Minecraft, this was a very smart decision so others can use the TV while the game is being played.

In addition to the included packs, a total of sixteen add-on packs will also be available for purchase within the Nintendo eShop. The additional packs are:

Festive Skin Pack
The Simpsons Skin Pack
Doctor Who Skins Volume 1
Doctor Who Skins Volume 2
Star Wars Classic Skin Pack
Star Wars Rebels Skin Pack
Star Wars Prequel Skin Pack
Mass Effect Mash-up Pack
Skyrim Mash-up Pack
Plastic Texture Pack
Candy Texture Pack
Cartoon Texture Pack
Steampunk Texture Pack
Pattern Texture Pack
Greek Mythology Mash-up Pack
Halloween 2015 Mash-up Pack

Minecraft: Wii U Edition will be available on the Nintendo Wii U on 17th December for $29.99 no UK pricing just yet.

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom coming to PS4

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Chris Hare

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Dec 7, 2015

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Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom coming to PS4

The folks at Level 5 are returning to PlayStation and brought a special surprise to PlayStation Experience. It’s the follow-up to 2012’s Ni No Kuni. Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom, which looks to continue the story of the original.

“What a great day! Taking our fans on such a charming adventure is always something special… Level-5 and BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment have decided to work together again and take everyone on a magical journey to a unique universe! You can quote us on this: Ni no Kuni II: REVENANT KINGDOM is going to be truly irreplaceable in everyone’s mind!” Hervé Hoerdt, VP of Marketing and Digital at BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe.