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Retrospective: Valkyria Chronicles Remembered
We started last week’s retrospective by looking at one of the biggest games of this generation, MGS4. This week, we’ll take a look at a...

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by Damon 11 years ago11 years ago

We started last week’s retrospective by looking at one of the biggest games of this generation, MGS4. This week, we’ll take a look at a smaller game, but equally as fascinating as MGS4. Unfortunately, it’s another exclusive game, for the PS3 again this time. That game is Valkyria Chronicles. The whole point of this retrospective...

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A Fallout Series Retrospective: Part 3
Answer me this. Have you ever crawled out of your bed in the morning, and stumbled across your floor to an old school locker? Picked...

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by Martin Toney 11 years ago11 years ago

Answer me this. Have you ever crawled out of your bed in the morning, and stumbled across your floor to an old school locker? Picked through its contents searching for a radiation suit that will keep you alive through your daily routine of scavenging food from overly radiated shopping centres and searching the ruins of...

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A Fallout series retrospective, part 2
Our tale of the wastes picks up in the year 2241. Allow me to set the scene for our less experienced travellers of the wastelands. The community...

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by Martin Toney 12 years ago12 years ago

Our tale of the wastes picks up in the year 2241. Allow me to set the scene for our less experienced travellers of the wastelands. The community of Arroyo is suffering a blight, their water supply is dangerously low after the coming of the worst drought since their records began, although when that was, no one is...

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A Fallout Series Retrospective
Never has a video games featured a tag line that is so profoundly philosophical in the world of video games. Some may have come close;...

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by Martin Toney 12 years ago12 years ago

Never has a video games featured a tag line that is so profoundly philosophical in the world of video games. Some may have come close; others have aped the greater minds and just blurt out quotations that emulate deep thought. We have Andrew Ryans convictions that brought us “Behold…Rapture!” and Sam Fishers over looked but...

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