Air Hogs Hover Assault Review

For our last review of the year we are taking a look at the Air Hogs Hover Assault a remote control helicopter which also has wheels so you can drive it on land and fly through the air. When the product arrived I expected that such a combination would be impossible due to weight issues so let’s see if Air Hogs have managed to pull it off.

Best of TV and Movies Board Game Review

It shows just how much people know about TV when we can name the word Dermot O'Leary says before he reveals who is going home from the X Factor. (It's "is" in case you wondered). Which is why the next game in the LOGO series focuses on that very topic - alongside films - to create a wealth of 1,600 new questions that cover everything from 1932 cartoons to James Bond movies and the 2012 Olympics.

Spin Mania Review

Plate spinning is a parlour trick as old as time, well at least as old as crockery anyway. Yet it’s never been a trick that’s particularly easy to do without the risk of breaking your best china plates, or hurting yourself picking up the pieces.

Which is probably the logic behind Spin Mania, a far easier take on the spinning plates game.

Air Hogs Heli Repeat Review

In the future remote control helicopters won’t need us. They’ll glide effortlessly upwards, perform a series of tricks and fly through the air automatically. It will possibly be called Skynet and scientists will try to pinpoint the moment when remote control helicopters started to fly on their own without live human input. Today is that day and it’s thanks to the Air Hogs Heli Repeat.

Air Hogs Battle Tracker Review

With past Air Hogs that I’ve reviewed the challenge has always been to try and fly as long as possible and navigate around the room without crashing. The Battle Tracker changes that completely and actually redefines the entire approach seen by most remote control helicopters. Instead of just trying to fly you are also now fighting for your life against a robot that is 3-4 times the size of your helicopter.

Game on.