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In the 1980s, the hobbyist game development scene was absolutely thriving in the UK. Home computers like the ZX Spectrum, BBC Micro, and Commodore 64 all allowed their users to write custom code from scratch, in what was known as the Basic programming language.
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but the Nintendo Switch is not an N64. It seems like a blatantly obvious statement on the surface, but with the way I’ve seen some of y’all talking about it on the internet recently, I feel like it needs to be said.
Call of Duty is coming to Nintendo platforms. At least, that's what Microsoft would have us believe. As part of their proposed buyout of Activision Blizzard, the American console maker has pledged to bring the franchise to Nintendo gamers in an effort to alleviate market regulators' concerns of anti-competition and monopolisation. And because they like money.
The passage of time. Weird one, init? Never mind the fact I just turned 30 this month and - dodgy knees aside - still feel about 21, there's something else that's got me all messed up this week. While plumbing the depths of the Twitterverse the other night, I stumbled across something that I didn't particularly want to see.
Vegans, eh? With their bloody organic roasted coquina squash, artisanal couscous salads and activated, foraged hemp seeds – why don’t they ditch the rabbit food and just eat some proper grub?! To that, I say: “The 1980s called, and they want their stereotypes back”. (And this joke format, too.)
Descend into darkness and brave the depths of a forgotten kingdom in Hollow Knight, an atmospheric and challenging 2D action-adventure for Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch. Explore the vast interconnected world of Hallownest, unravel ancient mysteries and conquer a menacing evil.
ICO is a video game that makes me feel things. Things that I can't quite describe. Ever since I first stepped foot in the castle's plundered hallways, heard Ico's footsteps echo through the abandoned corridors, and practically felt the gentle breeze roll through its silent, long-forgotten courtyards, it's a feeling I just haven't been able to shake.
Do you ever get the feeling we might be getting a bit too obsessed about photorealism in games? Well, if you're a car modeller at Polyphony Digital, nobody would blame you for starting to feel that way.
“Yes sir, it’s definitely a sleeper train. Don’t worry.” The lady at the ticket office chuckled to herself as her colleagues gave her a knowing smirk. There I was: another clueless westerner, fresh off the plane to Bangkok and bamboozled by…well, everything, to be honest with you.
It’s always felt a little bit weird to say Metroid Prime is one of my favourite games of all time, because I’ve technically never been able to beat it. You see, when I was but a wee sprog – on the first day of school, no less – my early years teacher (big up Mrs Holland) devised an icebreaker for the class that couldn’t really have been any simpler; just get up and share what are possibly the two most basic facts about your biology.
