Day: 10 September 2024

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is one of the franchise’s best games to date

We previewed Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 just over a month ago, so I apologise if we retread a few things here. But it needs to be said; I’ve rapidly been descending into various rabbit holes of Warhammer 40,000 lore over the past few months, and I just can’t stop. So Space Marine 2 really…

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The Oppo Reno12 Pro 5G and Reno12 5G feel like strong contenders in the mid-range market

Oppo has steadily positioned itself as quite the competitor in the crowded Android smartphone market of late. Consistently delivering devices that offer premium features at a fraction of the cost, 2024’s Reno series exemplifies this philosophy with the Reno 12 and 12 Pro aiming to strike a balance between features, performance, and price. Both phones…

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Astro Bot stands as one of the best games available on the PlayStation 5

PlayStation has unfortunately been devoid of a mascot for many years now. Crash Bandicoot has been sold, Jax and Daxter had a moment, Spyro nearly got there and the less we say about Knack, the better. Fortunately, Astro and the Bots made a massive splash with a 2018 Playstation VR debut and the popular Astro’s…

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Win tickets to see James McAvoy in the new thriller Speak No Evil

To celebrate the release of Speak No Evil, in Australian theatres from September 12th, 2024, starring James McAvoy, thanks to Universal Pictures Australia we have 5 digital double passes (Admit 2) to giveaway. When an American family is invited to spend the weekend at the idyllic country estate of a charming British family they befriended…

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We Live in Time; Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh charm in simple, emotional affair: TIFF 2024 Review

Given that the trailer for We Live in Time very much informs audiences that it will be a tale of potential emotional manipulation, with the Nick Payne-penned script basing itself around a family dealing with late-stage cancer, it proves worth the screentime as Brooklyn director John Crowley breathes a certain life into proceedings, aware that…

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