Eleanor Jayawant looks at the latest entry in the Pokemon series

Robin Wyn looks at XCOM: Enemy Unknown and questions whether it lives up to the original

Thomas Lee looks at the ‘first’ first-person shooter

Toby Edwards reviews Dishonored, a first person steampunk action RPG

Moya Crockett takes us down memory lane with some high school favourites

Jessie Cohen on egos, gender and what’s next for the movie-making wonder

The Cornerhouse re-shows this modern classic

Sophie James previews acclaimed director Jacque Audiard’s latest film

Are films set at university ever that close to the truth?

Will the latest Bond film meet expectations?

Shanda Moorghen looks at EA’s yearly entry in the Fifa franchise

Nihal takes us through Walter Salles’ adaption of the Kerouac classic

Shanda Moorghen looks at fall of Pro Evo and the rise of FIFA

EA demos new Need for Speed in Piccadilly Gardens, here are our first impressions

A look, through archive footage, at Manchester in the last century

A look at what’s showing at Odeon this week

England striker stars in game ad

Even in this first ever year of Manchester’s film festival a strong precedent has been set on the standard that the GMFF has to offer. A lucky relationship was forged when BAFTA contacted the organisers after seeing some of their activity on Twitter. They were in fact so impressed by the potential this new film […]

Gamers angry as EA releases carbon copy FIFA 13 on the WIi and PS Vita

Our “Cornerhouse Pick of the Week” is Leos Carax’s star-studded “Holy Motors”