Leo Stevenson is the Owner and Managing Director of PowerUpAU, a gaming and entertainment platform based in Sydney, Australia. With a passion for gaming and a love for Shiba Inus, Leo brings his unique perspective to his articles, covering topics such as gaming reviews, movie reviews, and updates on the latest events in the gaming industry.
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Leo Stevenson's focus is primarily on the gaming industry, with an emphasis on video games, trailers, reviews, gaming events and streaming. He also covers movies to some extent.
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Alan Wake was a pretty scary game, at times. I guess it was, technically, a survival horror, but it wasn't exactly terrifying. With the latest Alan Wake
I'm going to be completely honest. Motorsports is not really my bag. When it comes to Forza, I much prefer the Horizon variety over the Motorsport kind
Assassin's Creed's gradual evolution from the original through to Valhalla has been staggering. What began as an open-world, semi-stealth, collectible
There's not long now until players will be able to dive headlong into Lords of the Fallen. Hexworks and CI Studios have revealed the launch trailer for
By: Leo Stevenson
The Avatar films are a bit of a pop culture anomaly. Well-made and financially successful, they certainly bear the impeccable pedigree of James Cameron
Let's be honest. It's been far too long between drinks for Prince of Persia . It's been over a decade since we had a new release in the franchise.
Funko Inc and 10:10 Games have announced that Funko Fusion will launch on 13 September 2024 for PS4, PS5, Switch and Xbox Series X|S.
By: Leo Stevenson
Zero Latency VR has had something of a meteoric rise. From humble beginnings tracing back to 2013 to the now over 100 locations globally, Zero Latency is a home-grown success story and a global phenomenon.
By: Leo Stevenson
Do you remember Real Racing and the Need for Speed mobile games? Chances are you do as those titles have been downloaded over 750 million times…and
The PS5 Pro is just around the corner. Coming out on 7 November 2024, the PS5 Pro is the next evolution in PlayStation consoles and a step up from the OG PS5 which launched all the way back in November 2020.
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