James Lovelock

This is a film that I was genuinely worried about, I have nothing respect for Ryan and Hugh as actors but quite frankly Disney is the reverse of Midas everything they touch turns to shit these days. I am happy to say, Deadpool and Wolverine bucks the Disney Marvel curse completely to make a genuinely entertaining start to finish thrill ride. The movie knows when to go for jokes and when to have genuinely quiet moments for characters to reflect and grow. When this movie wants to go all out though, good lord does it deliver with moments that I kid you not and the entire cinema silent in awe of what was on screen. This entire film is a love letter to 2000's superhero movies and unironically is the closest thing we will ever get to a Midnight Sons movie. I want to close out by simply thanking everyone who worked on this film because you reminded a jaded man like myself that superhero movies can be enjoyable.

This game is a genuine unbalanced mess, people aren't even getting access to the content they paid for and lobbies are not existent in a game with miserable connection

An absolute joke of a product, an always online game with the worst matchmaking I've seen since the mid 2000s I could not connect to my friends a single time.

This is honestly a joke of a launch title, whilst I can appreciate graphical fidelity and overall impressive use of the Haptic Feedback in the Dual Sense controller, this game is horrendous. It's still the same clunky Demon's Souls from 2009, so they have willingly remade all of the unwieldy drop down sections, the awkward lingering hurt boxes on explosions, the incredibly unintuitive world tendency system makes it's unwelcome return, do you honestly think Dragon God will be fun this time just because he's 4k? This is a poor man's dark souls coated up as a PS5 launch title, if this is next gen gaming I don't think anyone needs to worry about the lack of Playstation Fives at the moment, you'll have a lot more fun playing the SoulsBorne series on your PlayStation Four.

This is a good game heavily weighed down by a rushed release, it's in a borderline unplayable state at the moment with some genuinely baffling glitches. Hopefully a patch can help this game claw it's way out of the gutter but I shan't hold my breath. If it was just one or two bugs I'd be a lot more forgiving but I've had at least 50 and 5 hard crashes

This is the movie we have been waiting for, for everyone who is a Fan of the side characters, this is their film, Piccolo shines as the lead character here and Gohan finally reclaims his rightful throne as a badass character. This isn't Bio Broly where it's a garbage film for the B team this isn't Wrath of the Dragon where Goku swoops in to steal someone else's moment. This is Dragon Ball: Super Hero and it's better than Fusion Reborn and Super Broly

This is an incredibly beautiful game with truly stunning tech on display. Then they took that and put in on an incredibly generic and tedious Ubisoft open world game... I expected better but this fills like the same game from five years ago.

I would like to open this review by saying my experience was on a PS4 PRO and I have played Mafia 2 and Three before this game so I have some experience with the series. This one's a mixed bag, I'm going to say it now if you like a sandbox game with an abundance of distractions from the main plot, regrettably you're going to have to keep walking, Mafia is a tight narrative focused game that will railroad you from start to finish. The story is well executed and genuinely gave me a few surprises along the way, however at its core is a story that many of us have seen many times before, and probably executed far better (RDR, GTA 4) a man torn between his moral compass, his family, and his duty to his goals. The game play is passable, driving from A to B is reminiscent of Mafia 2 and generally serves its purpose, although anyone looking for fast cars that can drift round corners like GTA 5/Saints Row will be disappointed as these old cars are like driving a whale with an eating disorder. Shooting feels fine and headshots are satisfying, although at times enemies can be absolute bullet sponges towards the end, an the AI have a nasty habit of throwing molotovs out of your field of view usually resulting in a cheap death. The melee combat is laughable with each blow having about as much impact as two action figures slapping against eachother, and again some enemies feel far too spongey to make melee a valid option even with the variety of melee weapons on offer. The game is a relic an old dog with a new coat of paint and that's about it, Mafia Definitive Edition doesn't do enough to stand out compared to its sequels. I can't say I regret playing it, however I will say I bought this as part of a trilogy (having played 2 and 3 prior) and I do feel if I purchased this game alone I would have felt hard done by in terms of price. 7/10 wait for a price drop, or get it via the trilogy

It's a decent Resident Evil game, but once the honeymoon period wears off you're left with a frustrating poorly executed end game that honestly sucks any fun out of the game. 7/10

So I've never been so conflicted about an ending in all my life, when I say this ending could ruin this season for you I bloody mean it, but for someone like me who enjoys the journey this delivers in more than just spades, I'm looking forward to where season 3 takes this show because I enjoyed almost every second