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Last month I was challenged by Matt from Normal Happenings to write a Daily Inkling post. The nominated subject was bad ventures: business ideas dreamt up as a child which … Continue Reading Bad blood: worst jobs in video games
If you could only play one game for the rest of your life, what would it be? That’s the question posed to us by Strange Girl Gaming as part of … Continue Reading A gaming life sentence
April’s Question of the Month is brought to you by Nathan from Hurricane thought process: occasional blogger, good friend and one of the funniest people I’ve ever had the pleasure … Continue Reading Zombies? Snow problem! (a <em>QotM</em> answer)
Last week I wrote about my dream development team and how all we needed was an idea (plus the necessary budget, technology and skills) to make a best-selling video game. … Continue Reading For sale: video game real estate
Other than hearing the radio alarm go off at a ridiculous time in the morning, I don’t often listen to music. My other-half, stepson and I have tastes which are … Continue Reading The <em>Later Levels</em> Official Album
Welcome back to day nine of the Creative Christmas collaboration, where a group of bloggers are joining forces to tackle 12 video-game-related questions based around a loose festive storyline. Following … Continue Reading Creative Christmas: winter gaming
It’s day eight of the Creative Christmas collaboration, where a group of bloggers are joining forces to tackle 12 video-game-related questions all based around a loose festive storyline. Following on … Continue Reading Creative Christmas: let’s eat
It’s day six of the Creative Christmas collaboration, where a group of bloggers are joining forces to tackle 12 video-game-related questions all based around a loose festive storyline. Following on … Continue Reading Creative Christmas: need for speed
It’s that time again: the question of the month is back and will see us attempt to answer a quandary that has been puzzling the gaming community since it first … Continue Reading <em>Question of the Month</em>: December 2017 edition
