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Nostalgia is a powerful force. Like a gravity-powered tractor beam, it lures us inexorably to the past. Gazing longingly at…

In the earlier days of the internet, when social media wasn’t in everyone’s hands and gaming was niche and nerdy,…

Frontier could almost single-handedly train the next generation of business managers. Whether it’s zoos, theme parks, or places where the…

Set during the Age of Exploration, New World: Aeternum asks what would happen if – instead of the Americas –…

Nacon’s RIG line of headsets remain one of my favourite picks in the gaming audio landscape, and this year’s 600…

Standing desks have become increasingly commonplace in not just offices, but also households as the number of people working from…

With the current high level of indie horror titles, it can be difficult to stand out from the pack. Some…

There’s a fair few VR platforming mascots that have come and gone, the likes of Astro Bot and Lucky graduating…

Last year, I visited Japan for a few weeks, soaking in the culture, the nature and way too many plates…

There are certainties in life. Yes, death, we all know about death, and of course, taxes – unless you’re a…