Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: Orbital Bullet.
It's been a while since I've been properly hooked on a game, particularly a platform shooter.
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Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: Orbital Bullet.
It's been a while since I've been properly hooked on a game, particularly a platform shooter.
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Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: The Spy Who Loved Me.
The Spy Who Loved Me is a vertical scrolling driving game based on the Bond film of the same name, released in 1990 for the C64.
I have two good memories of it.
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Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: testing the limits of Dredge.
There are lots of things to like about Dredge. One of my favourites is how it handles the boundary of the map.
Mild spoilers ahead.
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Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: multiplayer mining in Deep Rock Galactic.
It's been a while since I've been properly hooked on a game. Deep Rock Galactic might have changed that - but not entirely in a good way.
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Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: Golf Club Nostalgia.
Golf Club Nostalgia is a thoughtful and sombre tale marred by an infrequently infuriating golf game.
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Overdue Reviews is an occasional series in which I pretend to be a videogame journalist. This week: the arcade classic Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.
We had two arcade machines in our sixth form common room. One of them was Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. I remember it vividly.
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