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Video: Uplifting instrumental music plays over shots of Mêlée Island. Its inhabitants can be seen going about their usual business: the shopkeeper selling a pirate a sword, Captain Smirk training … Continue Reading Blogovision 2019: <em>A Sea of Stars</em>
Our choir of gaming Christmas carollers is back once again for the eleventh day of Blogmas, where creative conductor Athena from AmbiGaming is leading us all in a rendition of … Continue Reading On the eleventh day of Blogmas
Our choir of gaming Christmas carollers is back once again for the fifth day of Blogmas, where creative conductor Athena from AmbiGaming is leading us all in a rendition of … Continue Reading On the fifth day of Blogmas
Christmas is now less than a month away and we can’t wait for some well-deserved time away from work along with copious helpings of turkey and roast potatoes. There’s still … Continue Reading All I want for Christmas
As I’m sure many regular Later Levels visitors are aware, The Secret of Monkey Island had a huge impact on me as a child. This was the game which taught … Continue Reading Personally-defining games: on their way out?
In my post last month, I mentioned how I’d managed to find a copy of the first Simon the Sorcerer PC game at the London Gaming Market recently. A photograph … Continue Reading 2D to 3D: if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
August’s Question of the Month is brought to you by Brandon from That Green Dude: niche Japanese video game lover, martial arts movie watcher and a blogger who isn’t giving … Continue Reading You can choose your family (a <em>QotM</em> answer)
Do you prefer realistic graphics or a unique art-style in your video games? That was the question posed to the community back at the beginning of July by Brandon from … Continue Reading Lookin’ good: video game visuals
My favourite character from the Monkey Island series is Murray, because he’s able to teach us so many valuable life lessons through his adventures. Take the importance of never giving … Continue Reading LeChuck: no villain, just misunderstood
