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The London Gaming Market takes place every four months at the Royal National Hotel in Russell Square, London. With a hall full of stalls selling hardware, games, artwork and other … Continue Reading London Gaming Market July 2019: a round-up
Friends, countrypeople and bloggers of all ages, welcome to the best unofficial by-bloggers-for-bloggers Blogger Blitz commentary show on the Internet! It’s that time of year again: when Adventure Rules brings … Continue Reading Big-Up the <em>Blitz</em>: episode 1
Time loop mechanics in video games intrigue me so I was curious when Alt-Frequencies appeared in my Steam recommendations one day. I added it to my wishlist despite not having … Continue Reading <em>Alt-Frequencies</em>: stay tuned
Although I don’t watch every year, I made a point of sitting through Microsoft’s Xbox briefing at last month’s E3 event. The potential for news about Fable 4 lured me … Continue Reading Casual, hardcore and everything in between
At an IT industry event last month, there was a presentation called Shaping Self-Service for the Future. This described one company’s journey towards implementing an online portal where their customers … Continue Reading Game passes: unexpected item in the bagging area
I love indie games. Since being introduced by a friend some years ago, they’re the type of releases I pick up most frequently nowadays. They tend to give me more … Continue Reading Indie darlings: just not getting it
An article by Ian from Adventure Rules last month inspired me to write a post about the things I’ve learnt from being an ‘older’ gamer. I may not have the … Continue Reading Older and wiser gamers: part 2
So what did you think of last month’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3)? It may have left plenty of gamers excited for the next generation of consoles and adding future titles … Continue Reading Older and wiser gamers: part 1
Essex: the county in the south-east of England that’s my home. Sadly it tends to be associated with fake tan, too-much-makeup and horrible accents thanks to a certain television program … Continue Reading Essex: the birthplace of the MMORPG
