Metro: Last Light is as atmospheric as its predecessor, despite sacrificing some of what made the original so unique. Beware: spoilers. Nuclear apocalypse has been a popular theme this console generation, but no game has captured the cold, hopeless sterility […]
Ed Key and David Kanaga’s collaborative musical exploration game Proteus raised eyebrows equally for its distinctive visual style and interactive music, as much as for its intentional lack of challenge and objectives. Tony Atkins, Sean O’Brien, Darren Forman and James […]
Let’s roll it back a bit to when The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past came out for the SNES. Almost 20 years ago a 10 year old Darren picked up a copy of the game in Leighton […]
“‘In and out within a month’ they said.” Taking in all of Guerrilla’s now six-game PlayStation-exclusive sci-fi FPS series but focusing on Killzone 2 and Killzone 3. The subject matter may be grittier and weightier but the podcast isn’t, as […]
“Your face. Your ass. What’s the difference?” Darren Gargette pays those alien bastards for shooting up his ride in Devolver Digital’s Steam Megaton Edition of Duke Nukem 3D. If you like these Quick Rinse videos you can find many more […]
Never mind the new generation, we have a new Periodical! Hey folks, it’s been a while but we can finally give you our fifth issue of The Cane and Rinse Periodical. As with our previous issues, this digital magazine is […]
“I see pain in your future!” Darren Gargette returns to 2001 and the heady time we took control of Claude (yes, Claude) in Rockstar’s (née DMA Design) first polygonal THREE-DEE open-world: Grand Theft Auto III. Darren is playing the PC […]
“What’s next, Arkham County, Arkham Country, or even Arkham World?” We conclude our brief Caped Crusader series with in-depth analysis of Rocksteady‘s highly rated 2011 sequel, Batman: Arkham City. Leon, Jay, James and Darren Forman are this issue’s rogues gallery, […]
“Ooh la-laaa!” Darren Gargette plays the in-your-face 2D platformer formerly known as Techno Ninja: Electronic Super Joy. This is the Windows version of the game which is also available for Linux and Mac OS X with Android and iOS versions […]
Ed Key and David Kanaga’s collaborative musical exploration game Proteus raised eyebrows equally for its distinctive visual style and interactive music, as much as for its intentional lack of challenge and objectives. Tony Atkins, Sean O’Brien, Darren Forman and James […]
Never mind the new generation, we have a new Periodical! Hey folks, it’s been a while but we can finally give you our fifth issue of The Cane and Rinse Periodical. As with our previous issues, this digital magazine is […]
“Your face. Your ass. What’s the difference?” Darren Gargette pays those alien bastards for shooting up his ride in Devolver Digital’s Steam Megaton Edition of Duke Nukem 3D. If you like these Quick Rinse videos you can find many more […]
Metro: Last Light is as atmospheric as its predecessor, despite sacrificing some of what made the original so unique. Beware: spoilers. Nuclear apocalypse has been a popular theme this console generation, but no game has captured the cold, hopeless sterility […]
Imagine, if you will, a separate reality not too far removed from our own. Pixar have almost completed their heartwarming tale of a plucky wayward fish called ‘Finding Nemo’, and the excitement from all involved is palpable as the test […]
Here’s another of our Cane and Rinse Conversationals, where members of the C&R community discuss their thoughts about the world of videogames. In this Conversational Ashguyver, Domsbeard and JaySevenZero discuss the recent Xbox One reveal from Microsoft. The idea behind […]
David and Michael kindly asked our Leon to sit in on the first of their two Joypod presented by Spong.com shows from the Eurogamer Expo at Earl’s Court London. The first of two shows recorded at Eurogamer Expo 2013. David […]
