The First day of PAX East is always incredibly exciting.  There is an incredible rush walking onto the showfloor to see new games, meet the developers and be enveloped in the sounds and sights of a major videogame conference. I always start my PAX experience checking out some of the …

The characters are wacky and original, the music is infectious and really adds to the depth of the gameplay, and the visuals are simply striking.

The levels are incredibly rich now, with a ton of environmental additions that enhance the immersiveness of the racing experience.

'Ape Out' will not deliver the next deep immersive experience, but it is incredibly fun to play.

'Far Cry New Dawn' was truly enjoyable for me once I embraced it as a silly popcorn-style action experience. The mechanics are proven and amazing, and the new and expanded features are truly fun; they actually made a post-apocalyptic world look beautiful and fun to explore.

Well EA and Bioware sure made it tough to enjoy 'Anthem' on their first Demo weekend – labelled as a VIP demo.

The original 'Wintermute' chapters were poorly received, described as a slog to get through. Thankfully I never had that experience. Instead I was able to play the Redux versions of Chapters One and Two, and was blown away by the experience.

Kuzminski is uniquely focussed on trying to bring accessibility to games for visually impaired gamers.

MIGS may not have the flash and style of a PAX or E3, but it is a really strong videogame industry experience that has a lot to offer insiders and fans.

Batman's mortality and organic relationship with Gotham City make him a more tangible and real character; without Gotham there is no Batman and vice versa.