Taaaake. Meeeee. Hoooommmee!

On February 15, 2009 By

Or to put it another way for you crazy folks who are interested – Yes. I’ve lobbed up a new review to The Highlights section:

I don’t drive, and I have yet to take any lessons, but I feel if anyone saw me playing Burnout Paradise this week, I fear they […]

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Broken Swords And Nuclear Missiles

On November 30, 2006 By

“Sorry to start this review on somewhat of a negative note, but having just completed the latest adventure of our favourite Patent Lawyer/Bail Bond employee George Stobbart in the latest game in what most would say is THE name in adventure games, I come away thinking that something isn’t right. You see, ten years […]

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The Future’s Bright, The Future’s Nuclear.

On October 12, 2006 By

Today, I read a very interesting article on the future of people graduating from Computer Games realted courses by GamesIndustry.biz, posted at Eurogamer:

There’s an interesting dichotomy in the videogames industry’s message about recruiting new talent. On one hand, many job advertisements are adamant about wanting to hire only people who have […]

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Push The Button

On October 2, 2006 By

A few quick gaming related subjects. Firstly, two reviews:

“Fads. Gimmicks. USPs. Hooks. Whatever you call them, you can just about guarantee these days that any first person shooter for the PC is going to have something a little bit “special” to seperate from the others. Half life 2 had the Gravity Gun, FEAR […]

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Ship Ahoy!

On August 30, 2006 By

“When I first chatted about the idea for The Ship with friends, we had an amazing conversation, where the ideas just kept on coming. For each problem there was a solution, and for each solution some new gameplay emerged. The Ship had so much potential, we figured as a small company it would […]

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