Adam Mathew is a Writer at IGN. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, automotive, and retail, with a particular focus on cars, trucks, and lorries. Adam's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as IGN Entertainment Nordic, Press Start Australia, and PCMag.com.
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By: Adam Mathew
Every year when duty calls, I pick up the phone, accept the charges, and cross my trigger fingers. Mostly to hope that the next chapter of COD will just be better than the last one.
By: Adam Mathew
SAROS: Zenith is a pretty substantial return to Housemarque's dark sci-fi roguelike, adding the boss-rushing Overlord Rush, deeper New Game+ progression through Eclipse Layers, new story and secrets, and more ways for players to tailor the experience.
By: Adam Mathew
Having just returned to Oz from a review trip at Infinity Ward, I was in a pretty good position to judge how authentic (and fun) a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Pop-Up Experience could be.
By: Adam Mathew
Every year when duty calls, I pick up the phone, accept the charges, and cross my trigger fingers. Mostly to hope that the next chapter of COD will just be better than the last one.
By: Adam Mathew
On the scale of Warhammer 40K obsession, I'm a respectable eight Henry Cavills out of a maximum ten Henry Cavills.
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My friends, I was there. I was there at the dawn of motion-controlled, wrist-strap-warnings-ignored sports. It was a time of chaos. Of bruises. A time of broken television screens, Wiimotes installed into walls, and accidentally punched loved ones. It was glorious. Because the bowling was just
There are two kinds of cult leaders. The first promises spiritual enlightenment, communal harmony and a better tomorrow. The second feeds their followers bowls of shit, sacrifices the elderly to a suspiciously needy cat god, and forces everybody else to get back to work before the next sermon. Naturally, I prefer the second option.
By: Adam Mathew
Every year when duty calls, I pick up the phone, accept the charges, and cross my trigger fingers. Mostly to hope that the next chapter of COD will just be better than the last one.
By: Adam Mathew
I've spent enough of my life rolling around on the floor to know when a game just wants me dead ASAP, borderline unfairly. Phantom Blade Zero ain't one of them.
