iD have added their back-catalogue to steam! Also Raven have added some of their iD-engine-powered games like Hexen. just look at the front page I’d still rather be able to buy these titles on a CD-compilation, but I’m old-fashioned like that. This is a good move on iD’s part, and I only hope other companies […]
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I fail at old games
Since I’ve greatly enjoyed Warcraft 3, I look forward to writing about it for our site. However, while now a budget title and thus viable material for our attention, it’s still relatively young. So I thought we should do this properly and go right back to the first Warcraft, and play through them in order. […]
Review: Star Trek Judgment Rites
Hi all. I still miserably fail to match Rik’s pace in writing content, so here’s just one review for today. It’s another Trek game: Judgment Rites. Also, another reminder about our shiny new journal, full of quality gaming goodness.
Hurrican!
Unofficial Turrican remake Old-skool 2D shooters aren’t something we write about much; the PC wasn’t well-regarded as a platform for such things, and to be honest I don’t think we’d have a lot to say about most of them anyway. As for Turrican itself, I don’t think Turrican itself even got a PC release. Still, […]
Time is like a river. No, a sea. Or possibly an onion?
Hello all. Recently I completed Price of Persia: The Sands of Time. And it’s a rather fantastic game – breathtaking acrobatics, a misty-mythical Arabian-nights feel, and a good story too. I actually gave a damn about what happened to the Prince and Farah – and it’s all too rare that a game evokes such a […]


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