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Screenshot Saturday Featuring Lab Rat, Beacon Pines, More Hello, and welcome to another edition of Screenshot Saturday! Back again after another delay, and why is that, you may ask? Well, with the latest Steam Game Festival being last weekend, I wanted to devote a special edition to the games that had the best demos showcased. But I also wanted to be thorough, and get through as many demos as I could, to make sure that what I had was a lineup that could truly say was the best of the lot…and unfortunately, Steam didn’t exactly make browsing for games with new demos easy, thanks to its horr...

July 6, 2016 Zero Time Dilemma is the third and final entry in the Zero Escape series. The series began with 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors in 2009, and was followed by Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward in 2012. Now, the final installment is finally here. Zero Time Dilemma takes place between 999 and Virtue’s Last Reward. There are some sequels that are fully playable even if you haven’t ...Read More »

January 14, 2017 Darkest Dungeon is a game that has a lot going on. It was a game that proved that Early Access games could have amazing support from developers. What’s more, it’s a game where the support continued long after the game had been officially released. Red Hook Studios had promised a lot in the game’s Kickstarter campaign, and they successfully delivered ...Read More »

Kate Gray explains why this dual-screen wonder will be missed - Some people remember where they were when they found out a...

One Piece, and Fullmetal Alchemist have all become genuine global hits, pulling in millions of fans away outside of Japan shores. That Japanese animation has international respect is something that is worth celebrating; unlike in the west, where animation is still treated as somewhat childish by many, the Japanese treat it as a legitimate art form and many of the country's most commercially successful blockbuster movies are – as some unkind westerners would say – cartoons. It's worth remembering that there once was a period when anything that looked even remotely Japanese was seen as a c...