To celebrate the imminent launch of Bethesda Game Studios latest RPG, Starfield, Bethesda and Microsoft brought a little bit of the Starfield universe to London by taking over the Samsung KX showroom / event space in King’s Cross and the Microsoft Experience Centre (formerly the London Microsoft Store) in London’s famous Regent Street.
With Bandai Namco now having an official store in London with the Bandai Namco Cross Store in Camden Town, there was a noticeable absence of one part of Bandai Namco’s portfolio in the form of Gundam.
While PC gamers have many options on how they can get access to games, there are a few useful tips some might not be too familiar with on how you can stretch your PC gaming budget even further.
Previously announced a couple months ago, the Bandai Namco Cross Store has finally opened in London’s Camden Market last week, marking Bandai Namco’s return to physical locations in London after the closing of Namco Station in London’s Southbank a few years ago.
As many people around the country (and world) have been experiencing rising prices and and standard living costs ever increasing, non-essential luxuries such as entertainment and video games are some of the things many consider scaling back on or giving up in order to try to reduce expenses.
Who hasn’t heard of the change over of MCM Expo to now London Comic Con? What’s the difference let me talk you through it. The event has taken a new focus on to more big name celebrities to attend.