I spent 17 years at Kotaku, and do you know what the only constant in my entire time there was? It was writing a Famicase blog every May. I'm extremely happy, then, to make it an 18th year running here at Aftermath.
For those who know what this is, stop reading and enjoy! For those who don't know what Famicase is, every year Meteor holds an exhibition where artists from all over the world submit fake Famicom cartridges featuring game ideas that can be cool, interesting, funny, macabre, whatever! Maybe all of those things! Note that these games aren't real, and you can't play them; they're just jokes/pitches/ideas.
I reviewed Homeworld 3 recently, and while I had a great time with the game, my overriding emotion as the credits rolled was that it was just nice to be
Maybe the single best thing I did last week was sit down and watch A Thousand Suns, a collection of sci-fi shorts on YouTube.
Comprising six short films in total--though
Today's instalment of Platform is looking at the work of Tom Humberstone, a comic artist and illustrator currently living in Edinburgh.
Luke Plunkett: Hi Tom! Can you tell