“Ah spaghetti… Ah ravioli… Ah mamma mia…” In the third of our ‘core’ Super Mario series podcasts we arrive at the dawn of the 64-bit era and perhaps one of the most esteemed launch titles of all, Super Mario 64. […]
If I’ve learnt anything from Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, it’s that the pirate life definitely isn’t for me. Sure, it sounds thrilling. A wide, open world, ready to plunder. Hidden caves stuffed with long lost treasure. Bar brawls. Swashbuckling. […]
I’m rather enjoying the recent downloadable Strider title that’s been put together by Double Helix in association with Capcom. It’s a slick, briskly-paced dash’n’slash ‘metroidvania’ type game that’s closer to something like Bionic Commando Rearmed in terms of quality than […]
“Isaac and his Mother lived alone in a small house, on a hill…” In our second podcast covering an Edmund McMillen designed videogame, James Carter, Darren Gargette and special guest Lewie Proctor discuss The Binding of Isaac and the depths […]
Put together with Nintendo by Monolith Soft, The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds feels like a fan remake in the best possible way; a slick, pacy and contemporary re-imagining of A Link to the Past on the SNES […]
“Am I not beautiful?” Starting with the Nintendo 64 and working our way through Dreamcast and PS2 we trace the murky history of 3D Castlevania titles before arriving at MercurySteam’s 2010 opus Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. Leon, Josh, Sean and […]
Few things are more comforting than the voice of Patrick Stewart. The fact that his narration is the first thing that greets you in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow lends an air of reassurance and familiarity to a game that is […]
Darren Gargette attempts to be a Ninja, ten seconds at a time. Not only is trying to be a ninja hard enough, Darren also learns that trying to form sentences whilst ninjaing just makes things worse. Ninjas are cool, this […]
In the run-up to recording issue 115 of the Cane and Rinse podcast I’ve been playing a lot of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. There is much for us to discuss as regards to the game’s merits and failings, but even […]
“Ah spaghetti… Ah ravioli… Ah mamma mia…” In the third of our ‘core’ Super Mario series podcasts we arrive at the dawn of the 64-bit era and perhaps one of the most esteemed launch titles of all, Super Mario 64. […]
I’m rather enjoying the recent downloadable Strider title that’s been put together by Double Helix in association with Capcom. It’s a slick, briskly-paced dash’n’slash ‘metroidvania’ type game that’s closer to something like Bionic Commando Rearmed in terms of quality than […]
If I’ve learnt anything from Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, it’s that the pirate life definitely isn’t for me. Sure, it sounds thrilling. A wide, open world, ready to plunder. Hidden caves stuffed with long lost treasure. Bar brawls. Swashbuckling. […]
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 […]
Darren Gargette attempts to be a Ninja, ten seconds at a time. Not only is trying to be a ninja hard enough, Darren also learns that trying to form sentences whilst ninjaing just makes things worse. Ninjas are cool, this […]
Here’s another of our Cane and Rinse Conversationals, where members of the CaR 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 […]
Joybin Resistrinse 2013: An epic seven hour end-of-year podcast featuring a cast of several including our very own Joshua Garrity and Darren Gargette, is available to download now. ***HELLO OKAY AFTER A LOT OF BRAINACHE I HAVE FIGURED OUT THAT […]
