One thing that bothers me about modern game design is the very small pool of inspiration creators choose to draw from. You can build skyscrapers […]
Author: Joshua Garrity
Castlevania – Netflix: seasons 1 and 2
Joshua Garrity offers us his opinion as to why Netflix’s first two seasons of Castlevania are so great. Previous to this latest offering from Netflix, […]
Resident Evil: Vendetta
Squeezing his coal-shed sized biceps into a screening chair, Josh watches the new BioHazard CG movie Resident Evil: Vendetta and tells you just how much […]
Persona’s life sim and characterisation through the mundane
Josh muses on how the little touches of personality makes the cast of the Persona games so appealing There is a point in every Persona […]
The cry of the Combine Gunship
Josh considers why he finds the sound of one of Gordon Freeman’s assailants especially disquieting Something I constantly return to in my criticism of games, […]
Gaunter O’Dimm and effective videogame antagonists
“I’m no cheat. I give folk what they want, nothing more. That they oft desire unworthy things – that is entirely the fault of their […]
Why I didn’t finish Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
So unfortunately I had to drop out of the Cane and Rinse podcast on Zelda II: Adventure of Link. In the past I’ve had to […]
The Witcher III: Wild Hunt
What a curious position Andrzej Sapkowski finds himself in as an author. Videogame adaptations of literature are pretty common, but usually the books in question […]
Dark Souls: Duelling with Artorias
Joshua takes a look at one of his favourite boss battles of all time, Artorias the Abysswalker, from Dark Souls. He’ll not only talk about […]
Joshua Garrity’s videogame highlights of 2014
Our Josh takes a look back at some of his favourite games that were released during 2014. If you like this video you can find […]
Dragon Age: Inquisition Quick Rinse
Or: “How Not To Do It”. Josh attempts to take down one of Dragon Age: Inquisition’s titular wyverns… it doesn’t go well. If you like […]
Enter the Regenerator
“The hideous creatures such as the El Gigante and the Novistadors are merely by-products of the diabolical and inhumane experiments conducted on the specimens that […]