Game history needs to be preserved and made accessible to all
The games industry needs to do more to preserve the medium's past, Craig writes
Wireframe issue 58
Roll7 chats to us about its gorgeous, welcoming, and totally gnarly skateboarding sequel OlliOlli World. Elsewhere - and maintaining a steady line - we take a look at the world of relaxing skating…
Designing town squares for video games
How to approach the design and history of the open-air, fascinating hearts of civic life
Surveying the serene skateboarding scene
We chat to the indie developers who’ve explored the tranquil side of skateboarding
GamesMaster proves that video games still have a place on TV
What the new GamesMaster lacks in pants, it makes up for in Sir Trev’s taste for charred contestants
Re-playing Mass Effect 2: Life and Solus
Ian's starting to feel the grind with the Legendary Edition
Remembering Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden, and its pioneering wall jump
Later games refined it, but Tecmo’s action-platformer first popularised the physical freedom of the wall jump
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