João writes "It has been a while since a BMX game, or any other game for that matter, has given me enough headaches to make me want to smash my controller into the nearest wall. Pumped BMX+ however has this ability in spades."
Neil writes "After a few weeks of rather decent discounts on both Xbox One and Xbox 360, the inevitable had to happen. Yep that's right, this week's Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale, the one running between the 1st-7th November 2016, is a bit of a stinker.
Unless of course you want to pick up one of the EA Sports titles that have kindly been reduced by a little. But the smart kids will keep away from that and look deeper into the sale in order to grab some proper bargains. But what are they? And which of the few included should you be keeping away from?"
Neil writes "Pinch punch, it's the first of the month and the Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight sale is back to bring you a number of Xbox One and Xbox 360 bargains. Fancy checking out the full list of discounts available between the 1st-7th November 2016?"
The sales for Xbox One games have been really poor for some time now, it's got to the point where i don't even look forward to them anymore. I'm struggling to see how they can even call it a sale when you can get these games cheaper on disc.
Pumped BMX+, available across all major platforms with cross-save capabilities in the PlayStation camp. Playing this game brings your fingers back to the feeling they had when first booting up a Tony Hawk video game. While a short ride, it provides plenty of challenges and is good for short bursts of skill-based action, despite the mobile pedigree.
I was so hoping this wouldn't be too difficult as it could have been a candidate to play in between big releases to chill out.