REVIEW: Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
By Mike O’Brien |┬áÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔ£░ Disclosure: Activision provided Quench with a copy of the game for review purposes. Call of Duty, […]
Nintendo’s new online platform is a disaster with promise
By Alex Daud Briggs and Mike O’Brien | After a year of waiting, Nintendo has finally released their online service
Fake News vs Democracy: Can Technology Help?
By Alexandra Banfi | Since the inception of news, disinformation has been a legitimate societal threat. Whilst the term ÔÇÿfake
Nvidia RTX 2000 Series: A Tera-FLOP?
By Daniel Brown | After much anticipation, speculation and countless leaks, Nvidia finally officially revealed their new graphics card line-up:
Rapture Gaming Festival 2018: Wholesome, Professional, Profound
I’ve been to my fair share of gaming festivals and events in the past, but this year’s Rapture will always
15 Years of Quench: The iPhone
This article is part of the ’15 Years of Quench’ series where we look back at some of the games
Music is your odyssey and mine.
By Mike O’Brien |┬á I recall having a conversation about music with a friend of mine last Summer. ÔÇÿWhat do
REVIEW: 20XX
By Mike O’Brien |┬áÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔ£░Ô£░ Disclaimer: Fire Hose Games provided a free copy of┬á20XX┬áto Quench for review purposes. We all have
REVIEW: Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy
By Mike O’Brien |┬áÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔ£░ Disclosure: Activision provided Quench with a review copy of Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy for Nintendo
Mario Tennis Aces Review: A strong serve with diminishing returns
By Mike O’Brien |┬áÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔ£░ I have always admired Nintendo’s philosophy towards multiplayer. Save for a few minor missteps ÔÇô I’m
Ubisoft at E3 2018 | Ubisoft’s ears are open, and it’s showing
By Alex Daud Briggs | If one thing is clear from Ubisoft’s E3 this year, it’s that they’re listening. It
EA at E3 2018 | EA extends a slightly clumsy but welcome olive branch
By Ashley Sterio | Despite carving out their own little space away from E3 in the name of ÔÇÿEA Play’,
Sony at E3 2018 | Industry-leading talent at a glacial pace
By Mike O’Brien Since the launch of the market-leading PlayStation 4, Sony’s E3 conferences have been storms of momentum, rarely