Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days is the ultra violent sequel to the underwhelming Kane and Lynch: Dead Men. This time round it brings non-stop action right to the end in this locomotive of unrelenting violence and revenge. But with so many AAA grade games knocking around right now, will it be enough to force its way into your gaming wishlist? Find out in our full Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days review.
Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days wears its violent badge of dishonour with pride. It’s a tale of greed, betrayal and revenge. It even says so on the box. While we’re not ones to indulge in PR buzzwords, it’s difficult to ignore just how central these narrative pillars are in everything that happens in Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days. But did the Dog Days storyline leave us wanting to exact our own revenge on its writers? Read on to find out.
Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days is a frenetically paced story of revenge and betrayal that never quite slows down. Right from the off it’s action aplenty in this brutal follow up to Dead Men. But what’s it like to play? Is it shock and awe, or shock and bore? Read this section of our Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days review to find out.
Whatever you think about Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days, there’s no denying that its multiplayer mode is something out of the ordinary. If it’s Capture the Flag and Deathmatch you’re looking for, you’re in the wrong place. Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days does things differently. Does it deliver the goods? Read this part of our Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days review to find out.
It looks like Blackberry Torch 9800 sales haven’t set the world alight if estimates from US analysts are right. The touchscreen slider which many hoped would reignite RIM’s fortunes was never expected to match iPhone 4 sales but it seems it’s failed to compete with other contenders like the Droid X. So we wondered: if you could redesign the Blackberry Torch, how would you change it?
The Nokia Box which got blogs nattering last week and James questioning whether Nokia should be relying on a hashtag (and angering lots of folk in the process) has opened early thanks to some careless blogging. So, is the Nokia N8 or the rumoured Nokia N9 slider huddled inside the little packet of hype? Nope! It’s the Nokia C6. A phone that’s already out in the UK…
Flight Control was a surprise hit on the iPhone, with a unique control method ideally suited to touchscreens. Perhaps because of this, it is hard to imagine it running on a console. Flight Control HD might hold the key to console success, however, using PlayStation Move to guide planes to their destinations.
We’ve been fascinated by Audioboo for months, stuffing our ears with its nuggets of audio oddness, broadcast from mobile phones and computers all over the world. We even featured it in our roundup of the best British apps this month.
A little like audible tweets, Audioboos are packed with personality, sent on the spot with no editing, and every now and then we stumble across a truly weird one. Here are our favourites. Got any to share? Shout up in the comments section at the end, or head over to Audioboo.fm to mooch through even more.
