The Story of Space Boy, Hotwheels, and A Pep Talk
It’s nearing the end of February and the general consensus over here at GP is that the last 2 months pretty much sucked.
BlogMike Orvis
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Isometrics Present: WARP Month: Enemy Zero, the Invisible, the Inhuman and the Irreplacable
Enemy Zero: More than an FMV-laden publicity stunt? Isometrics tackles invisible aliens, sweeping space soap opera and Michael Nyman in order to find out…
BlogDavid Rose
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Insomnia, Channel 4, the 90s and an introduction to anime
For people of a certain age who had a talent for staying up later than they should have, Channel 4 in the 90s had a secret that once uncovered illuminated a…
BlogAndy Haigh
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Watch_Dogs: Who watches the Watch_Dogs?
Since E3 2012, three console launches have been and gone and a next generation war between Microsoft and Sony has broken in full force, but one game has still…
BlogGamingSai Mealing
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Isometrics: WARP Month: D, the Internal and the Metafictional worlds of Kenji Eno
D: is it a morass of contradictions? Is it a game or an interactive movie? Does it have merit at all today or is it nothing more than two hours of bad FMV?
BlogDavid Rose
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Isometrics Presents: An All-Too Brief History of WARP
To mark a year after the tragic passing of legendary anarchic game developer Kenji Eno, Isometrics looks back at his amazing life and the works of his…
BlogGamingDavid Rose
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Isometrics: What Is Literary Gaming Anyway?
After trying to get around to it for so long, It is time to actually explain what on earth it means to be “literary” about gaming…
BlogGamingDavid Rose
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Science For The Win! Brittany's Weekly Science Roundup
Science For The Win! 2014 Week 3 Rosetta Has Awoken! In 2003 the ESA (European Space Agency) launched the satellite Rosetta.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Isometrics: Twitterfall, Authorship and the Double Edged Power of the Fan Response
So Titanfall has opted for a 12-player cap for its multiplayer, which has players up in arms before the game is even complete. Are they right?
BlogDavid Rose
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Science for the win!! Weekly science roundup
Science For The Win! 2014 Week 2 Once again this week hasn’t been very eventful.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Collectors Edition: An Overview
Final Fantasy has always been, for me, the leader in the JRPG crowd.
BlogGamingNick Hanchet
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Isometrics: Video Games: Influence or Influencer?
Once again violence and the corrupting influence of video games has formed a mild moral panic.
BlogDavid Rose
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