Aaron Potter
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 34
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Recent AAA ports prove the Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t a third-party afterthought (opens the original)
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18 months on from when the hybrid console first launched, the recent raft of solid third-party ports makes it easy to have Nintendo Switch 2 be your primary console. I’m not sure if it’s just me, but I’ve always felt there was something rather underdog-esque about the Nintendo Switch 2. True, it’s the sequel console to one of the best-selling systems of all time and the product of a highly successful Japanese conglomerate that’s been in the video game business for decades. However, the general b
Gears of War E-Day review - Marcus and Dom's gritty return isn't just nostalgia (opens the original)
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After finishing up Gears of War: E-Day's roughly 15-hour long campaign, it's clear that The Coalition understands why so many players first fell in love with the franchise back during the Xbox 360 era. As someone who really enjoyed Gears 5’s campaign and generally likes to move forward rather than back, I initially felt The Coalition’s decision to wind the clock back with a prequel story somewhat odd. After all, Gears of War didn’t feel like a series that was dying on the vine or in need of a di
Toem 2 Review - charming indie sequel is pure photography-fuelled perfection (opens the original)
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Something We Made returns with another lovingly made camera-based adventure filled with plenty of worlds to explore and eccentric characters to meet within them. In the realm of cosy games, a sub-genre that’s only continued to grow in popularity in recent years, the original Toem managed to find a quirky yet effective way of standing out. It’s handcrafted, diorama-like world was presented in black-and-white to help you keep a handle on it, yes, but through the simple act of putting a camera in y
Control Resonant is the weird yet ambitious sequel only Remedy could make (opens the original)
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Control Resonant might not be the follow-up a lot of players were expecting, but it continues Remedy's penchant for embracing the inventively bizarre. Say what you will about Remedy Entertainment, I think we can confirm that it’s the uncontested king of unexpected video game sequels. The storied Finnish studio, most famous for being the creative force behind Alan Wake and Max Payne, has become known for zigging with where it tends to take its video game follow-ups where other studios would proba
Iyo Sky on Clash of Clans, her WrestleMania 41 defence, and heel turn potential (opens the original)
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Since her arrival on the main WWE roster back in 2017, 'genius of the sky' and resident high-flyer Iyo Sky has been one of the most exciting wrestlers to watch - male or female. Whether it be her short but explosive Tag Team Championship run with friend Rhea Ripley earlier this year or her surprise retention of the Women’s World Championship back at WrestleMania 41 in 2025, Sky has quickly built up a reputation as being one of the most technically proficient wrestlers ever and a Babyface you can
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