Minecraft appears to be very much one of those “Marmite” games, in that you either get what it is trying to do and love the game for it, or the lack of a discernible path through turns you off and you don’t.
Some have tried, and failed to mimic the brilliantly balanced gameplay of Crazy Taxi - most notably Taxi Chaos which released earlier in 2021. However, the original didn’t need to be expanded or evolved in subsequent releases because there is something special about the original that is lost even when slightly changed.
There’s nothing better than munching on a bag of Doritos, preferably Cool flavour, with a cheesy dip while having a night in watching films. But did you know Doritos used to be the life and soul of gaming sessions? You didn’t have to get your controllers messy either, as I’m referring to the 2010 party game Doritos Crash Course. It’s been an entire decade since then and so it’s about time to look back at what made this freebie such a memorable experience.
It was just a matter of time but now one of the worlds biggest animated TV shows is joining the worlds biggest block building game. Yep, that's right, The Simpsons are joining Minecraft.
Fancy delving deeper into Batman's past? You're in luck because Batman Arkham Origins Blackgate Deluxe Edition is now available to download on Xbox 360.
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Minecraft on the Xbox 360 is an absolute monster. Even though it first released back in 2012, it consistently holds a top 5 place in the Xbox 360 weekly sales charts and shows no signs of slowing up.
If you currently own an Xbox One, you'll no doubt be familiar with Max: The Curse of Brotherhood. Now though, Max is coming to Xbox 360 and it's one you won't want to miss.
