How Atari 50 unlocked a forgotten gaming memory
Playing Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration brought back Dan's memory of a black and white CRT, a wood-veneered TV cabinet, and a mysterious Atari VCS.
Remembering Kevin Conroy, The Batman
We reflect on the career and legacy of actor Kevin Conroy, a man who will forever be, simply: The Batman.
The only way to end crunch in video game development? Consumer action
A slide outlining CD Projekt Red's development roadmap veered from praise of its openness to fear of horrific crunch, and it's a sign things need to change.
In defence of FIFA 23 Legacy Edition on Nintendo Switch
For the fifth year in a row, Electronic Arts has released a compromised version of FIFA for the Nintendo Switch. But is it really that bad?
Nintendo’s answer to ageing hardware? A steady stream of solid Switch exclusives
A steady stream of exclusives has given the Nintendo Switch another excellent year.
Video games make the best dioramas
From Bad North to Captain Toad, from Townscaper to Tunic – why do video games make the best dioramas?
Assassin’s Creed Mirage and the promise of the past
With the announcement of Assassin's Creed Mirage and the promise of a return to the series' roots, these are heartening days for lovers of Assassin’s Creed.
From PSP to PS5: Farewell to PlayStation hardware supremo Masayasu Ito
Josh looks back on the collected works of Masayasu Ito, including his favourite piece of PlayStation hardware, the PlayStation Portable.