Daily Joystick Podcast

Daily Joystick Podcast Episode 289 – Next Xbox console to use GDDR6 Ram?

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Paul Barbara

Thanks for joining us today for the DJ Podcast. On the show today we discuss job postings at Microsoft that hint at a new Xbox console using GDDR6 Ram. Former Tomb Raider studio head joins Microsoft and Dark Souls Remastered gets delayed for the Switch. EA learns from its ways with Micro-transactions and promises to be better in the future. These Continue Reading...

Surviving Mars Xbox One Review

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Leon Peters-Malone

Once again it’s a trip to one of neighbours, the planet Mars. Red, dusty and ready to be colonised, if you’re able to find the resources to do it. Managing drones and repairs, finally bringing in colonists, it takes time to develop. Just like this game needs a little more polish. Gameplay Another game that takes you to Mars. Rather Continue Reading...

E3 2018: Press Conference dates and times confirmed!

Posted on April 19, 2018 by Paul Barbara

With E3 2018 just around the corner we have compiled a work in progress list so far as to the conference dates and times. These have been converted to our Aussie audience as follows: EA Conference Saturday Jun 9 @ 11:00am PT equates to: Sunday Jun 10 @ 2:00am Western Australia Sunday Jun 10 @ 3:30am South Australia Sunday Jun 10 Continue Reading...

Daily Joystick Podcast Episode 288 – Sea of Thieves road map unveiled, but is it enough?

Posted on April 16, 2018 by Paul Barbara

Thanks for joining us today for the DJ Podcast. On the show today we discuss the Sea of Thieves road map. 2K studio’s reportedly working on a new Bioshock and Billy Mitchel is stripped of his world record titles. Nintendo Switch is getting achievements on Minecraft and Microtransactions return to star wars battlefront and more and the show. So lets Continue Reading...

Burnout Paradise Remastered Xbox One Review

Posted on April 10, 2018 by Paul Barbara

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Burnout Paradise Remastered is back on our modern supercharged consoles with 4K visuals and a blistering 60fps, however is it enough to get your motor running? Gameplay Burnout Paradise was developed by the amazing team over at Criterion Games who brought us the entire Burnout series. I remember playing the first Burnout title on the day the Nintendo GameCube launched Continue Reading...

Daily Joystick Podcast Episode 287 – PlayStation 5 to launch in 2018?

Posted on April 9, 2018 by Paul Barbara

On this episode of the DJ podcast we discuss the latest news including rumours that the PlayStation 5 will launch this year? Also making news is the return of Spyro to modern consoles. Plus we also discuss the Sea of Thieves griefing patch as well as the next inside Xbox special. So tune it, its at least a 4/10! Download Continue Reading...

Far Cry 5 Xbox One Review

Posted on April 8, 2018 by CJ Taylor

I am super excited to be finally playing Far Cry 5. This new title released by Ubisoft aims to be the best Far Cry yet. I was lucky enough to get an early hands-on experience back in October last year, you can find my impressions of that here. Now I have the game to experience in its entirety. Can Far Cry Continue Reading...

Ark Park HTC Vive Review

Posted on April 2, 2018 by CJ Taylor

Working in collaboration with Wildcard Studios and their popular game Ark: Survival Evolved, Snail Games brings Ark Park via virtual Reality. It’s time to get up close and personal with all your favourite dinosaurs in a Jurassic Park-like environment. Gameplay I’ve loved dinosaurs for as long as I can remember, and I thought dino games couldn’t get any better than Continue Reading...

Azure Saga: Pathfinder PC Review

Posted on April 2, 2018 by CJ Taylor

Azure Saga: Pathfinder brings you an oddly satisfying mixture of medieval fantasy and science fiction to the JRPG genre on Steam. What lies ahead may not be what you’d expect. Gameplay JRPG’s have been a mixed bag for me, some were highly enjoyable, and I had a lot of fun working my way through them. Others, well let’s just say, Continue Reading...

Ni No Kuni 2: The Revenant Kingdom PlayStation 4 Review

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Leon Peters-Malone

Ni No Kuni returns with its sequel, Revenant Kingdom. Like the previous title, it has something few others can really claim, having a unique visual style. This is like playing a movie by Studio Ghibli, something they’ve kept. They’ve also added to the world and even the characters you explore. Gameplay Combat though not the heart of this game is Continue Reading...

World of Warriors PlayStation 4 Review

Posted on March 31, 2018 by Gavin Petersen

It is not very of often that you see a title that has been released on mobile get ported to either the PS4 or Xbox One. Mind Candy has attempted this with their turn-based RPG game World of Warriors three years after its mobile release, introducing it exclusively to the PS4. World of Warriors was quite popular on the mobile Continue Reading...

Life Is Strange: Before The Storm Xbox One Review

Posted on March 27, 2018 by CJ Taylor

Life Is Strange has to be one of my favourite episodic games due to its captivating story, art style and soundtrack. With the release of Life Is Strange: Before The Storm, the prequel to the first game, this game would not disappoint. Gameplay I’m going to start this with my thoughts on episodic games. I have a love/hate relationship with Continue Reading...

Kirby Star Allies Nintendo Switch Review

Posted on March 27, 2018 by Paul Barbara

It has been years since I’ve played a Kirby title, not since the Wii U with Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. I was not overly impressed with what was on offer here, however Kirby Star Allies bears no resemblance to the Wii U version which is a great thing and represents an entirely new experience and one that Kirby fans Continue Reading...

Attack on Titan 2 (AOT2) PlayStation 4 Review

Posted on March 26, 2018 by Kyle PJ Dunn

Attack on Titan 2 or AOT 2 is the sequel to the well received first entry in the series. Now since the release of the second season of the television series we have a sequel which not only covers the second season but goes back over the first season as well. Something that owners of the first may find annoying Continue Reading...

Daily Joystick Podcast Episode 286 – Sea of Thieves launch issues and server woes

Posted on March 25, 2018 by Paul Barbara

On this weeks episode of the DJ Podcast we discuss the latest news including the launch of Sea of Thieves, our thoughts, our review of course as well as all the launch issues and server woes. Its a solid discussion that you’ll want to tune into. Download this episode (right click and save)...

The Darwin Project Preview for Xbox One

Posted on March 24, 2018 by Chris Kyriacou

Chris returns with his latest hands on impressions of the Darwin Project for the Xbox One console. Click the image below to view. Thank you to Microsoft for providing a copy of The Darwin Project for review purposes....

Sea of Thieves Xbox One Review

Posted on March 23, 2018 by Paul Barbara

As a young child I always wanted to explore the seas and be the captain of the ship and make my younger brother walk the plank. Whether it was the freedom to do what I wanted or to seek treasures and jewels from lands once forgotten, the desire to be a pirate was always strong. Sea of Thieves is all Continue Reading...

Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition PlayStation 4 Review

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Leon Peters-Malone

Final Fantasy has reached this number after a while. While it’s a first for me, it’s part of a very long running fantasy. Here you get both to calls back to the previous titles, while it has to stand on its own legs. It does that and more, even if it takes time to learn everything you can do. Gameplay Continue Reading...

Daily Joystick Podcast Episode 285 – A new Tomb Raider is coming

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Paul Barbara

On this week’s episode of the DJ Podcast we discuss the latest announcements including Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Nintendo Nindies showcase, Fary Cry 5 and those dreaded microtransactions plus a whole lot more. Also tune in to see how you could win a copy of Horizon Zero Dawn for the PlayStation 4. Tune in. Download this episode (right click Continue Reading...

Total War: Warhammer II PC Review

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Leon Peters-Malone

The Total War series is something I was a fan of, while not every era interested me, I have fond memories of slowly, surely, dominating Japan, becoming Shogan. The intrigue, strategy, construction, upgrading, all of which was at my command. Warhammer II brings back this joy, with an obvious story, campaign. There’s so much to do, so much to learn Continue Reading...

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