Disney Infinity Bargains Found In B&M
Despite disappearing from most retailers throughout the UK, with no sign of the toys on the shelves in outlets such as Tesco, most branches of […]
Articles by Simon Plumbe
Hyper Sentinel – Spiritual Successor To Uridium – Heading To PC and Consoles
If, like us, you’re a fan of retro gaming then the chances are that you’ve heard of Uridium. The side-scrolling shoot-em-up, developed for the Commodore […]
SteamWorld Dig 2 heading to Nintendo Switch this Summer
Our friends over at Image & Form have been in touch to let us know that the eagerly anticipated sequel to their hit game SteamWorld […]
Stop Holding Out for the Next Superhero Movie and Play One of These Great Online Games Instead
We’ve fallen in love with superheroes in recent years, and with a Justice League movie on the horizon as well as Spiderman: Homecoming and many […]
Infinite Frontiers – back from our hiatus
Regular site visitors will have noticed that we’ve been on something of a hiatus from all of our websites for much of February with little […]
Infinite Frontiers Website Gets A Facelift
As you’re reading this, you can’t have failed to notice that the Infinite Frontiers website is looking a little different to the way it has […]
Fan video featuring Darth Vader vs Buzz Lightyear new talk of the internet
A video released on Youtube a couple of days ago by filmmaker Nukazooka! is the talk of geeks the world over right now. The ultimate […]
Doctor Who Fiction – “Memories Of A Home Planet”
This short Doctor Who story, Memories Of A Home Planet, written by Mike Stevens originally appeared in Issue 5 of the Infinite Frontiers paper fanzine […]
Casinos and Modern Pop Culture – A Match Made In Heaven?
In spite of the more dangerous and harmful side of casinos and everything associated with them, society has had a long love affair for everything […]
Toy Review: Thunderbirds Are Go – Thunderbird 1
As expected with any popular children’s television show, there’s always a flurry of associated merchandise in tow. Whether it’s a comic, toys, action figures, clothes […]
Why I Don’t Need A Next Generation Console
It’s the same old story. Every few years the video games industry sees a fresh wave of consoles and the market embraces this new generation […]
The Gaming of Tomorrow: 2017 Trends in Gaming
2016 saw the birth of actual, consumer-level virtual and augmented reality, innovations in wearable technology such as SkinTrack software, and games like No Man’s Sky […]
Console Review: Nintendo Classic Mini Nintendo Entertainment System
It was only a matter of time really… we’d seen plug and play systems recreating the Atari 2600, Colecovision, Intellivision and the Sega Mega Drive […]
Has Call Of Duty Fired Its Final Shot?
As you’d expect when any major news story breaks in the video games industry, there are those ready to analyse it in the smallest of […]
Classic Games in the Internet Age
The internet is now an important part of daily life. It is longer just a thing we may go on every now and again as […]
Console Review: ATGames Sega Mega Drive 80-in-1 Classic Games Console
There’s something about the simplicity of plug and play consoles. While you can’t deny that nothing can recreate the experience of using an original computer […]