James Slack
As an accounting and economics graduate, James seems like a dislikeable sod right off the bat. However beneath the surface, he's a passion gamer with two decades of bashing buttons under his belt and a hefty muffin top over it. He's also more than a little obsessed with Vanquish and views games in a typically cynical British way.
He can often be found crying into the space where his Dreamcast VMU used to be and humming Rule Britannia.
James Slack's Latest Articles
Five Most Exciting PlayStation 4 Exclusives Coming in 2016 | Fanatical Five
There's a raft of PlayStation 4 exclusives coming in 2016, and these are the five most exciting games to be included in that prestigious line-up.
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Five Most Exciting Xbox One Exclusives Coming in 2016 | Fanatical Five
It looks like Microsoft's going to have a bumper year in 2016, especially if these five Xbox One exclusives are anything to go by.
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The Mean Greens – Plastic Warfare Review | The Forgettable Toybox
In a world brimming with multiplayer online shooters, The Mean Greens - Plastic Warfare struggles to stand out.
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Just Cause 3’s Sandbox Nature is Hindered by Challenges | Fanatical Take
While Just Cause 3 may have a rich sandbox to play around in, it's challenge system doles out upgrades in the most tired of fashions.
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Grim Dawn Is an Action RPG to Watch in 2016
Grim Dawn is finally creeping its way out of Steam's Early Access program and by gosh, does it look special.
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Nuclear Throne Review | Puts The Rad in Radiation
Nuclear Throne takes the end of the world and wraps it up in a package more fun than licking a fuel rod.
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Five Most Exciting PC Exclusives Coming in 2016 | Fanatical Five
As 2016 peeks over the horizon and slowly crawls into the light, these are five of the most hotly anticipated PC exclusives coming with it.
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Is Decision Paralysis Really The Problem? | Fanatical Take
Decision paralysis has grown with the breadth of our gaming experiences, but it isn't really all that unwelcome?
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