Category: Retro
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Review: Global Defence Force Tactics (PS2)
There’s one thing that EDF troopers, miniskirt and jetpack-equipped women, giant ants and city-sized alien spaceships have in common: they all fit neatly into hexes.
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Review: Global Defence Force (PS2)
Shaun revisits the 2006 outing of the EDF and Pale Wing, collectively known as the Global Defence Force, which isn’t at all confusing.
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EDF Week Part Deux
EDF Week Part Deux begins, introducing our centrepiece Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon review and several retro reviews through the medium of ineptitude.
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Splinter Cell: Conviction review
A couple of years on AJ finally gets round to playing Splinter Cell: Conviction, the black sheep of the Splinter Cell family.
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It’s Friday – British flags everywhere but I’ll be wrestling with Linux
Heartwarming romances, heavy drinking, broken machinery and misplaced patriotism – it’s just another Friday in Great Britain
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QOTW: Cheap as Chips
What hidden gems have you unearthed?
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A Long, Hard Weekend – It’s Friday!
Know what the weekends are for? In Spann’s case, being gleefully masochistic.
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Pleased to meet you – time for a remake
Contributor Kevin Smale looks back and hopes that someone sees a future for some of the games from his past
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On a Videogame Canon (Part 1)
Part one in a series engaging with arguments for and against a videogame canon. In this part I attend to arguments for a videogame canon, and examine the flaws in such arguments.
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Hackers: The Film: The Review
Dade is supposed to be cool, misunderstood and rebelling against the ‘system’ and ‘the man’. Really, though, the film turns him into a right-wing wet dream.