When I wrote my original review for Dragon’s Dogma, I concluded by stating that I would certainly sign up to play a sequel — a game that was...
Author - Greg Newbegin
Proud father of two, and a lover of games. Retro collector, writer, and fan of all things Japanese. I love all gaming machines equally.
If there’s one thing we here at Stevivor have always loved — apart from video games, of course — it’s horror. Whether it’s the...
It’s reasonable to state that The Sims is the most popular series that nobody seems to want to own, but everybody ends up playing. It consistently sells...
Diablo III has seen a number of milestones since it’s initial release almost two and a half years ago. Back then, it was called out for being...
The guys at Q Games are about to break the mould and try something different. Not that there really WAS a mould to begin with - each of their previous titles...
In recent years, the Ninja Gaiden series has had a string of 3D action remakes revolving around fast, fluid, yet deeply satisfying gameplay. Yaiba: Ninja...
Jeff Minter is well known for making quirky, retro-styled games. In particular, he is credited with being the driving force behind one of the few games that...
Take one part Onimusha, two parts Dynasty Warriors, and an extra healthy serving of Monster Hunter (with Monster Hunter sides, and perhaps a second helping of...
For a small independent title, there's been a lot of noise about OlliOlli. A skateboarding game with a bent towards score chasing and trick combos, it has a...
Peggle is one of "those" games: you either absolutely love it or you just don't understand what all the fuss is about. Considered by many fans to be near...
Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom for PS3 is a very different beast to Invizimals: The Alliance for the Vita. While the Vita title focused on collecting a large...
On first loading Invizimals: The Alliance, I wasn't quite sure what I was in for. I'd not played a prior title in the series, and really didn't know what an...
The Castlevania series is one of publisher Konami's most celebrated and long-lived series. While it has evolved over time, some central tenets have remained as...
Atlus — both as developer and publisher — has always been a constant source of charming and slightly left-of-centre Japanese titles, including Shin...
What’s there to say about a game that was released to consoles in late 2012, re-tweaked for PS Vita in early 2013… and now back on consoles with...
There’s a special place in many gamers’ hearts for Nintendo’s Game & Watch series. In the early 80s, simple LCD handhelds were quite...
Oculus Rift was fairly widely available on the PAX AUS show floor, with about 4 booths including them as part of their display. We got some time at the VR...
PAX AUS has come and gone, and while I’m sure there were many of you that had the chance to attend, there were likely many, many more that didn’t...
If you managed to make your way to PAX AUS, then you are well aware there was a strong indie representation – as is the modus operandi of PAX. While many...
Stevivor had the opportunity to sit with Atsushi Miyauchi on two separate occasions in the past few months: once at E3 in Los Angeles, and once in Melbourne...
