This week’s blog was going to be a very different one, a top-five of the moments that made me smile at this year’s E3. It was mostly written by the time Nintendo’s E3 Direct was about to be broadcast. And after that had finished, I deleted the whole thing and realised that I had a …
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I was having a discussion with my wife the other day, about how the experience of buying music has become a much staler experience over the last decade. I recalled the days of popping into Virgin Megastore or HMV during my lunch break, buying loads of CDs and then popping them into my Discman and …
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Labo’s Nintendo cardboard might not be for everyone, but it’s certainly more than a few cardboard models…
In the space of just over a week, I’ve seen and taken part in two entirely different discussions over difficulty and the penalty for failure in video games. It’s a topic I think about every now and then, and that’s mainly due to my own relationship with the medium.
Super Mario World’s Cape Feather is one of the most versatile powerups that Mario has ever wielded – A versatile tool that provides incredibly exploratory benefits, and extremely useful offensive manoeuvres.
Nintendo’s latest instalment in The Legend of Zelda has been the subject of almost unanimous acclaim since it’s release. But for me, Breath of The Wild is the fulfilment of a promise that was given three decades ago.
