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The Other Screen: Deadites, Women and Chainsaws

The Other Screen: Deadites, Women and Chainsaws

May 18, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

How the remake of The Evil Dead tackled and overcame one of horror’s most infamous scenes. By Andrew Huntly.

The Scripted Sequence: Eye, Robot

The Scripted Sequence: Eye, Robot

May 17, 2013 · by Ethan Woods · in Columns, The Scripted Sequence

Ethan Woods shares his storytelling pet peeve.

The Mechanical Void: Jungle Beats

The Mechanical Void: Jungle Beats

May 16, 2013 · by Joshua Ens · in Columns, The Mechanical Void

Far Cry 3 made Joshua Ens dance to its tunes.

Same Difference: SimCity & Duke Nukem Forever

Same Difference: SimCity & Duke Nukem Forever

May 15, 2013 · by sKanDLe · in Columns, Same Difference

The case of two remarkably similar games.

Off The Grid: Dear Escher

Off The Grid: Dear Escher

May 14, 2013 · by Zachary Brictson · in Columns, Off The Grid

Zachary Brictson considers every angle of Antichamber.

Holding Hands

Holding Hands

May 12, 2013 · by Trivun Luzaic · in Features, Reposts

Trivun Luzaic remembers his old tag-team partners.

Missing Memories Online

Missing Memories Online

May 11, 2013 · by Mike Grace · in Features, Reposts

Mike Grace muses on moments lost in time.

The Possibilities of an Island

The Possibilities of an Island

May 10, 2013 · by Joe Köller · in Features, Reposts

Joe Köller has gone missing in Proteus.

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