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Everything old is new again (and I love it)

I am a creature of habit. I like routine so much in fact that if I don’t walk […]

___ 14 June 2016 Opinions

The PES-FIFA paradigm – how video game abstraction helps on a foreign field

Being a migrant-built country founded by Brits and living in a city made home by a wave of […]

___ 30 January 2015 Opinions

A Numbers Game: why the maths behind old sports games make them priceless pieces of history

If you’ve ever sifted through the pre-owned section of your local games store, or scrolled through the seemingly […]

___ 27 January 2015 Opinions

The unpredictability of sport is lost in translation

I watch a lot of sport.  I’ve played a lot of sport.  And I’ve played a lot of […]

___ 3 November 2013 Opinions

An argument for licence exclusivity

EA Sports has pretty much a cart blanche when it comes to its stranglehold over key sporting licences […]

___ 5 June 2013 Opinions

Pro Evolution Soccer 3D – evolving in the third dimension

I’ll say right off the bat that not a whole lot has changed,  functionally at least, from Pro Evolution […]

___ 19 July 2011 Reviews
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