The Music of Far Cry 6: An Interview with Pedro Bromfman
“I’ve been into music since I was a little kid; my mom was really into music. She always said that she wanted to be a singer, but it was a […]
The Music of Marvel’s Avengers: An Interview with Bobby Tahouri
“For me it was watching The Untouchables and hearing Ennio Morricone’s score,” Bobby Tahouri says, about what it was that made him want to become a film composer. “My father […]
The Music of Ghost of Tsushima: An Interview with Ilan Eshkeri
“I wanted to be a guitarist in a rock and roll band,” Ilan Eshkeri tells me, “but it all went terribly wrong!” Given how acclaimed, prolific and talented Ilan Eshkeri […]
Video Game Review: Remote Life (Xbox Series X)
Impressively, Next Game Level is a developer comprised of just one man; clearly he’s someone who’s got a real passion for the arcade shooters of yesteryear. His game Remote Life […]
Comic Book Review: Snow Angels: Season Two #5
New discoveries are made as we head towards the conclusion of Snow Angels; there’s some really intriguing details revealed in this penultimate issue, which are difficult to talk about without […]
Comic Book Review: Miles Morales and Moon Girl #1
When Devil Dinosaur, Lunella Lafayette’s best friend and partner in crime-busting – who she also shares a mental link with, leading to amusing mind-swap situations – starts acting erratically before […]
Video Game Review: Parasite Pack
I first discovered both of the games included in the newly released Parasite Pack thanks to Evercade. Flea! was included on the excellent Indie Heroes Collection 1 compilation and Tapeworm […]
Comic Book Review: She-Hulk #4 (2022)
Though I wasn’t overly keen on the first issue of Rainbow Rowell’s five issue She-Hulk mini-series, I’m glad I persisted – from issue 2 onwards, it’s been a wonderfully charming, […]
TV Review: Ms. Marvel: S1/E4 – Seeing Red
In episode four of Ms. Marvel, Kamala travels to Pakistan with her mother – where she learns some important details about her ancestry, as well as meeting some significant new […]
News: Flea and Tapeworm Disco Puzzle Coming to All Consoles in the Parasite Pack
Scottish indie developer Lowtek Games has teamed with prolific publisher Ratalaika Games to bring two of their titles – Flea and Tapeworm Disco Puzzle – to all current console platforms […]
What Are The Best Pac-Man Games?
It’s not often I do this, but I’m long overdue a bit of a brag. You see, I’m a very proud member of the Retro Dodo team – there’s not […]
Video Game Review: Pac-Man Museum Plus (Xbox Series X)
The 2014 Pac-Man Museum was an excellent compilation – but it had the misfortune of being launched while the horrendous animated misfire Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures was being broadcast. […]
Video Game Review: Final Vendetta (Xbox Series X)
Bitmap Bureau have carved themselves out a great niche over the last few years, having been responsible for some fantastic homages to classic 16-bit titles. Games such as the Smash […]
Kickstarter Spotlight: Abyssal Albion #3
Following the release of the excellent first and second issues, the third chapter of post-apocalyptic survival horror indie comic, Abyssal Albion, is currently live on Kickstarter. Though I missed out […]
TV Review: Ms. Marvel: S1/E3 – Destined
In episode three of Ms. Marvel, we get a glimpse at some important Khan family history – and there’s some surprising turns as to Kamala’s ancestry. Alongside Kamala being asked […]
TV Review: Obi-Wan Kenobi: S1/E6
Spoilers follow for the Disney Plus show – you have been warned. I mean, the whole series of Obi-Wan Kenobi is available – so if you haven’t seen them already, […]
Journey’s 10th Anniversary: An Interview With Austin Wintory
“I was into comics, video games, movies and novels – and I was split on if I wanted to be a writer or a paleontologist,” Austin Wintory tells me about […]
News: Lewis Hamilton – Champion F1 Driver and…Retro Gamer?
Gamers have always had to contend with non-gamers asking them why, if they want to play football or golf, why they don’t just do those things in real life instead […]
Father’s Day – Nearly Eight Years Later
Note: I don’t normally acknowledge Father’s Day, as this post – originally written and published in 2019 – probably says everything that needs to be said about why. So here it is again, to mark the occasion and to acknowledge that, despite the issues I had with my Dad, I do miss him and think about him an awful lot, […]
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