Posts by Neil Hughes

Neil is the Site Manager at This Is My Joystick and has been on board since its launch in June 2009. Many of you will be familiar with #NeilsDeals on Twitter where he Tweets gaming bargains so that you never pay £39.99 for a game again. Neil can also be found on the streets of Birmingham as a stealth iPhoneographer. If you fall asleep on a train, chances are he has posted a picture of you on Instagram or Flickr.

Xbox One: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

November 27, 2013 | in Editorial

Neil gives all of the saucy details on his new love affair.

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The upgrade or wait dilemma of next-gen gaming

September 3, 2013 | in Editorial

Will it really be worth buying a next-gen console at launch?

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To pre-order or not to pre-order a next-gen console, that is the question.

July 15, 2013 | in Editorial

Neil ponders the worth of pre-ordering a next-gen console…

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Surgeon Simulator 2013 Competition: Take a photo, win prizes!

July 9, 2013 | in Feature

Scalpel, please! Get snapping and bag yourself a copy of Surgeon Simulator 2013.

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Rezzed 2013: PC and Indie Gaming leads the way with a unique brand of creativity

June 25, 2013 | in Feature

Neil looks back on Rezzed 2013

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Interview: Ben Falcone (The Forest: An Open World Survival Game)

June 21, 2013 | in Feature

Neil gets insight from the Lead Designer of a unique take on survival horror.

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PC and Indie Gaming show Rezzed Hits The NEC In Birmingham

June 19, 2013 | in Feature

Rezzed hits Birmingham!

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E3: The Calm Before The Storm

June 11, 2013 | in Editorial

As we await one of the most important E3 Expos to date, Neil reminds us to manage our expectations.

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Gamers Make Their Anti-DRM Voice Heard on Twitter

May 27, 2013 | in Feature

The internet is in a frenzy over speculation about next-gen’s stance on pre-owned games.

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Will Microsoft and Publishers Take A Percentage Cut Of Every Pre-Owned Sale?

May 26, 2013 | in Editorial

The bad news, confusion and negative publicity keep on coming after Microsoft’s reveal of the Xbox One.

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