Hamish Lindsay
Avid reader and general geek, justifying the time I spend playing games by writing about them. I try not to discriminate by genre, but I remember story more than gameplay. I’ve been playing League for longer than Akali and I’m still Silver. Fallout 3 and MGS3 may be the pinnacle of gaming.
Friendly Fire Show 140: E3 2019 press conferences, day one
Day one of E3 2019 has come and gone, and Stevivor's Hamish Lindsay, Jay Ball and Steve Wright have congregated to bring you a...
Anthem Review: A song out of tune
It’s been a long time since Bioware’s Anthem was first announced back at E3 2014. Seemingly a reaction to a certain two other large,...
Anthem combat tips: Primers, Detonators & combos explained
Have you ever wondered why some abilities wipe enemies out of existence while others feel like you’re just pitching pebbles? Anthem may not have...
How Apex Legends breathes new life into battle royale
Apex Legends dropped out of nowhere on us this week, bringing with it some seriously cool additions to the battle royale formula we’re all...
The Division 2 Preview: Into the Dark Zone
There are few experiences more game defining than the Dark Zone in The Division 1. Pounding pavement through an oppressive, snow filled environment where...
The Division 2 endgame a big focus for Massive
The Division 2 Game Director, Mathias Karlson, recently sat down with Stevivor to have a chat about its endgame and where new Dark Zones...
The Division 2 clans, co-op detailed by Massive
Speaking with Stevivor at Massive's studio in Malmo, Sweden, Game Director Mathias Karlson was keen to elaborate on one of the most requested features...
Massive talks gear normalisation in The Division 2
The Division 2’s Massive Entertainment sat down with Stevivor to discuss just what gear normalisation is and what it means for the average player. "Now,...
Fallout 76 Preview: Nuke ’em if you got ’em
It’s a brand new day in the Wasteland: the sun is shining, mole rats are howling and the faint whine of Vertibirds can be...
World of Warcraft Battle for Azeroth Review
It seems like just yesterday that we were fighting the demons of the Burning Legion as they attempted to destroy Azeroth and its inhabitants....
HTC Vive Pro Review: Head and shoulders above
It’s been a little over two years since the original HTC Vive first graced our heads and, along with the Oculus Rift, began offering...
Sea of Thieves Review: The ocean is deep, the game is not
Have you ever been told exactly what you were going to get and still ended up disappointed? This sums up my experience with Sea...
Monster Hunter World Review: High Fiver!
Grab your Great Sword and strap on your Gunlance -- we’re going hunting. Monster Hunter: World is the sixth main game in the series from...
Razer Blade Stealth Review
It’s been some time now since the gaming peripheral manufacturer Razer first dallied into the PC market with the original Razer Blade, a system...
PAX AUS 2016: Best new tech
PAX this year almost felt like a PC convention, with its bevy of peripheral and component companies displaying all the latest and greatest tech...
In review: PAX AUS 2016
Another year of PAX AUS is behind us, providing a weekend full of games, parties and overpriced con-food. Whether you spent the weekend wandering...
Review: Hitman
Prologue/Paris (16 March 2016)
A fashion show full of the rich, the famous and the really, really ridiculously good looking. Oh, and a contracted killer....
Review: Alienware Alpha
For years now Alienware has been one of the leading manufacturers in pre-built gaming computers, consistently offering quality rigs for those who don’t want to...
Review: World of Warcraft’s “Legion” expansion
Ahhh, World of Warcraft -- the first, true hit MMORPG. The game everyone thinks of when the term MMO is even mentioned; the stick by which all...
World of Warcraft: “Legion”: Is it worth rolling the new Demon Hunter class?
It’s been a little over two weeks now since since the Burning Legion came crashing back into Azeroth, bringing with it the Broken Isles,...
