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A British history of popular video games, told one sales chart #1 at a time
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When I was five years old, teachers would seek me out to resolve issues with the school’s BBC Micro. I didn’t have a BBC Micro at home, but…
1983 was a big year in video game history. In Japan, Nintendo released the Famicom console, later known elsewhere as the NES. Nintendo would go on to sell…
Sega, 360/PS3/PC, #1 from week beginning 28 July 2012
Travellers’ Tales/Warner Bros., 360/PS3/Wii, #1 from 23/06/12
On Tom Clancy games’ consistent legacy of success and unreality…
Sleep for a while and speak no words…
Rockstar’s latest bit of cinematic violence finds a new dissonance in competence…
High scores for killing make a comeback…
A scrappy underdog gets more thoughtful on how to be the lesser of two evils…
Sometimes it’s nice not to choose everything…