EDITED CONTROVERSY!
You'll have seen this blog post. I've decided to remove it in light of new events I don't really want to speak of at this time. But, er, yes…
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IMPRESSIONS: Fahrenheit
I've been playing Fahrenheit. Not Indigo Prophecy, because that version's for Americans and has its boobs chopped off. I've been playing solidly from…
Read the full post →TERROR!
Worth a post, I reckon. Andy Johnson's posted the first of a series of articles over at Resolution, examining how games explore matters of national…
Read the full post →WHAT TO PLAY!
I just had an incredible moment of flailing where I couldn't decide which game I wanted to play. I launched HL2ep2... no, not that, not today. Quick…
Read the full post →A lorra lorra games.
I have some sort of bizarre compulsion to buy truckloads of games at the moment. It's weird. I'm fortunate enough to get a reasonable amount of stuff…
Read the full post →Pro-Marriage organisation launches Anti-Marriage campaign
Mr. Walker points to this astonishing campaign by America's National Organisation for Marriage: I was going to write a lot of things about this…
Read the full post →A Model For Reviews
Inevitible games journalism shop talk leads me to consider how we approach our reviews. There's a problem with the traditional method, in that it…
Read the full post →First impressions: Zeno Clash
This is all kinds of awesome. A first-person FPS-cum-adventure-cum-beat-em-up from Chilean indie house Ace Games turns out to demonstrate just how…
Read the full post →Death in videogames
I realise now that I haven't posted about even doing this feature, let alone that it's up. A couple of months ago I had the idea for a big feature…
Read the full post →Not A (Film) Review: Amélie
Here's a quick idea of how much I like Amélie: at the end of it, having watched it for the third time, I had to stop myself from cheering. Even ten…
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