The amount of time that’s passed between the wood-effect veneered beginnings of gaming at home and today’s enormous consoles and … Continue reading Loving 21st century gaming like an 18th century furniture expert
DAY ONE “Dev diary”. Tch. Sounds a bit… pompous, don’t you think? All I’m doing is making a game, and … Continue reading A dev diary
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Look, I’ll admit it – when Ys Seven was in its teasing pre-release advertising phase I didn’t like what I saw at all. … Continue reading Ys Origin/Ys Seven: The same in a different way
The House of the Dead 2 is fondly remembered for many reasons: Its incredible gameplay, its abundance of enjoyably gruesome enemies, … Continue reading The House of the Dead 2: Suffer, like G did!
Not all DLC is created equal. There are traditional expansions, regularly refreshed season passes, and little playable extras that are … Continue reading One more can’t hurt…
Casio’s catchily named PB-100 launched in 1983, and while not cheap (it cost about £50 at the time, which is … Continue reading Playing with portable power
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I love strategy guides. I use them a lot, and I think everyone should turn to them when they get … Continue reading For FAQs sake
Nintendo ushered in rumble-tastic gaming with the wonderful Star Fox 64 (or Lylat Wars, as we used to call it over here) in … Continue reading Wave Race 64: Let’s get ready to rhumble!
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 