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Regular readers of this blog will know that I have a fondness for the Lego related games. Those same readers may additionally be aware that I am also quite fond of Rock Band.
Well now they’re being brought together. Lego Rock Band has been announced.
Possibly the best […]
Read on... →So it appears Warner Brother’s new games publishing divison have snapped up Traveller’s Tales. A UK developer I’m pretty fond of, mainly because they’re responsible for the awesome Lego Star Wars and soon enough, Lego Batman and Indiana Jones.
Just think, Lego Matrix… Lego Terminator…
Read on... →After marrying two of the best licenses ever, Lego & Star Wars, twice in beautiful and sweet matrimony, what could Traveller’s Tales possibly do next to make me squeal in a sort of joy that is wrong in so many ways, while being so very, very right?
Could it get any […]
Read on... →Ben Borthwick
Welcome to the blog of Ben Borthwick a Gaming Writer based in the UK.
I'm the former News Editor of VideoGamer.com, and have also written for various other outlets including the Official Xbox and PlayStation Magazines and their respective websites, Edge, PC Gamer Magazine, GamesRadar and many others. You can find plenty of examples of my work on the What Have I Done page
This is my blog in which I commit to the internet a range of thoughts and ramblings on various subjects, although the majority of them are going to be gaming related ones. These views are inevitably and assuredly my own and not those of any employer or otherwise past or present.
You can find out more about me on the Who Am I page including details on how to hire me, if you like what you see here.
