Noted Aftermath co-owner Nathan Grayson, who may or may not have also written this introduction, has written a book. It contains words, pages, a table of contents – the works. It’
Another Summer (One Week) Of Video Games has come and gone, and while companies like Microsoft brought out the big guns, it remains undeniable that Keigh-3 isn’t quite E3.
Going into this year’s Summer Game Fest, the vibes were rancid. Over 10,000 game developers have been laid off since the start of 2024, more than in all
Hello. I am here today with a lifehack: in the wake of another week of BIG SUMMER VIDEO GAME REVEALS BABY OHH YEAHHHHH, evenings full of ads hyped solely to
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Welcome back to 'What I Do', a feature that shines a spotlight on the essential, bizarre and often unheralded work that people do every day across the video
Ninja Gaiden for Xbox is one of the greatest games ever made. When it came out in 2004 it was a jaw-dropping HD showpiece for the console. Mechanically, it is
Synergy is a post-apocalyptic city-builder. And before we go any further, please leave your preconceptions about that collection of words at the door.
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Microsoft, a behemoth with near-limitless resources that’s nonetheless spent the past few years lost in the woods, needed a win over the weekend. By most measures, it got one.
