Opinion | ZX Spectrum colour clash was a good thing – this game proves it
A clear instance where clashing colours work for games and not against them
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Author: Kim Justice
Opinion | The cautionary tale of Odin Computer Graphics
Nodes of Yesod was Odin’s first and best-known game, a beautiful micro adventure where moles eat walls and muggers steal your stuff
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Opinion | How Don’t Buy This monetised some terrible games
Surely nobody would set out to purposely make and sell a bad game. Surely.
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Diving back into Human Revolution’s sea of orange
Kim Justice feels pulled back to the games that defined the Xbox 360
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The old-fashioned beat-‘em-up is back – and better than ever
Why one of arcade gaming’s best genres is undergoing a rebirth
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Remembering Ocean Software co-founder David Ward
From some of the biggest hits of the decade to the creative likes of Wizball, David Ward’s Ocean Software was one of the UK games industry’s leaders
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Video gaming’s warm embrace
Our resident retrogaming expert Kim Justice revisits some old favourites
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In praise of chrongaming
Columnist Kim Justice is on a quest to get her gaming career in order
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GamesMaster proves that video games still have a place on TV
What the new GamesMaster lacks in pants, it makes up for in Sir Trev’s taste for charred contestants
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The end of Sir Clive’s era
A restless farewell
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Zool is back: Redimensioned and reappraised
There are sadly no Chupa Chups present in Zool Redimensioned
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Could a modern indie game light up the arcades?
Would Cuphead stand out in a room filled with so many other distractions?
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