Five dubious elected officials in video games
Conveniently left out of Steven Spielberg’s 2012 Oscar winning autobiographical movie charting the final months of the US’ 16th President was his subsequent return to form a group of seasoned […]
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Feature: Marvellous Video Games
Player 2: Marvel With the titanic Arkham series, it’s fair to say that in the DC versus Marvel battle for pop culture – the former has been more successful in […]
Beware the dreadnought – a study in human achievement and self deception
By Neil Merrett Codename S.T.E.A.M on Nintendo 3DS – released 2015, INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS Saturday – October 10, 2015 …. Somewhere between the second and third coffee of the day The […]
Love, life, pac-dots and pac-death
As a child, we hardly need reminders of how vulnerable and ill prepared we often are in the grand scheme of things, but in getting older – we seem to take much more satisfaction in planning ahead and getting through those ever present, seemingly endless hurdles in life.
Feature: A spoonful of physics, a shed-load of cars and one over-sized sombrero
A spoonful of physics, a shed-load of cars and one over-sized sombrero, just what is the appeal of Rocket League
We Love Katamari – the challenge of digital monsters and creating a true videogame Kaiju
By Neil Merrett We Love Katamari on PS2 – released 2006, Namco Tuesday – April 6, 2006…. What makes a monster? On a wider existential level, the answers are seemingly […]
Feature: The seven console conundrum
By Neil Merrett Shenmue 2 on Dreamcast – released 2001, Sega Monday – August 31, 2015…. around 11:30 It was only a matter of time. The certainty of a childhood […]
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