
Entertainment's best of 2014
TimeOut presents the best in movies, games, TV and albums for 2014.
TimeOut presents the best in movies, games, TV and albums for 2014.
As PlayStation celebrates 20 years, Siobhan Keogh looks at what made them ground-breaking and what the future might hold.
The HD remake of Resident Evil will release on January 20, Capcom has announced.
Little Big Planet developer David Dino scored his dream job by sitting on the couch working on his Playstation tan. He tells Chris Schulz it can happen to you, too.
Here's the problem with Batman right now - he's bloody everywhere. The Dark Knight has just appeared in The Lego Movie, he'll be showing up in the new Batman v Superman film, and there's even a real-life Batman doing good deeds in Japan right now.
It is reasonable to assume that video games have a higher impact than, say, films because of their interactive nature and the repetitive involvement of the players.
2014 has not been great for gaming. Siobhan Keogh lists off some of the worst protagonists from this year.
Grand Theft Auto V's been rebooted for next-gen consoles - complete with a first-person mode. Is it any good? Chris Schulz goes on a rampage...
At least Assassin's Creed: Unity looks beautiful. The fifth instalment of the history-spanning series renders revolutionary Paris in intricate detail.
John 117 has finally made landfall on the Xbox One. The Master Chief Collection brings together the core titles of the Halo series so far.
Gone are the carefree days of gaming all weekend as a teenager - or are they? Siobhan Keogh takes a closer look at the relationship of gaming in adulthood.
The biggest star of Far Cry 4 might not be the game's hero, but its villain. Chris Schulz investigates.
Singstar was one of the original party games. The first version, released in 2004, achieved mainstream success worldwide and was played at parties everywhere.
Blowing away enemy soldiers and aliens may be good for the brain, as researchers have found that fast-paced video games improve a player's learning ability.
With more horsepower at its disposal, Rockstar Games has taken the dramatic step of implementing a first-person mode in Grand Theft Auto V on new-gen systems. James Cullinane went hands-on.
Grand Theft Auto V on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC has given us the chance to harness the power of these platforms to improve every aspect of the game. In addition to the all-new First Person Mode revealed yesterday, this means big technical changes like increasing the overall resolution and more than doubling the draw distance, as well as replacing every texture in the game and much more.
Siobhan Keogh reveals her love-hate relationship with the game Pokemon, and why she's probably still going to play the next version.
Your hands are shaking, your mind is racing and it feels like your body is floating towards the ceiling.
Sunset Overdrive is not your usual doom-and-gloom end-of-days video game but your "awesomepocalypse", as the makers put it.
Welcome to the world of The Evil Within, the new psychological-horror game from Resident Evil's scare guru Shinji Mikami that doesn't hold back.
Barbie may still have Ken and her Dream House, but she's struggling to hang on to the thing she needs most: her fan base.
There's a grating irony about a game that's all about getting to the finish line quickly and cleanly having taken so long to actually make it into the shops, all banged-up on arrival.
Siobhan Keogh isn't quite ready to jump into the LOTR gaming universe.