formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Fares is a refreshingly unpredictable voice, starting as a film director before moving into games; now, he says, working on a movie would be ‘a vacation’. Source: ‘No micro transactions, no bullshit’: Josef Fares on Split Fiction and the joy … Continued
Dragon Age: The Veilguard has reached 1.5 million gamers around the world – yet its developers have labelled it a disappointment. With unfair expectations, it’s the niche and left-field titles that will suffer. Source: Top of the flops: just what … Continued
From exhilarating driving through the British countryside to an action romp with ancient Greek gods – Microsoft’s console duo has built a players’ treasure chest. Source: The 15 best Xbox Series S/X games to play in 2025 | Games | … Continued
As the Video Game History Foundation opens a new digitised archive, what can titles like Crash, Mega, Edge and GamesMaster tell us about the early days of gaming? Source: Scans for the memories: why old games magazines are a vital … Continued
In the 1990s, the turn-based RPG was unstoppable. From Pokémon to the multimillion-selling PlayStation Final Fantasy games, there was nothing cooler than vanquishing blocky beasts via drop down menus. Then came the new millennium. As computing power blossomed and western-made … Continued
The historical action series has taken us to Baghdad, ancient Greece and the pyramids of Egypt. As it moves to feudal Japan, the stakes for its developer have never been higher. Source: Can Assassin’s Creed Shadows save Ubisoft? | Games … Continued