James Carter, Author at Cane and Rinse

Catcha Catcha Aliens!

December 23, 2012

Catcha Catcha Aliens! is an iOS game that blends aspects several other games. Can it exceed the sum of its parts? Let’s find out. All […]

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Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2012) – Turn on, tune in and cop out

December 5, 2012

Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2012) promised to be a return to open-world racing, and was lauded as a spiritual successor to Burnout Paradise. Why […]

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Hitman: Absolution

November 30, 2012

What is this I’m feeling? Is it pleasure? Pain? Hitman: Absolution leaves mixed emotions after the series’ long break. There was a time, some ten […]

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Gravity Rush

September 3, 2012

We take a look at the stylish, gravity-defying PlayStation Vita exclusive. As Kat, the teenage protagonist of Gravity Rush, stands on the top of a […]

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Rhythm Heaven series – Cane and Rinse No.45

August 13, 2012

“Don’t get your hopes up… Not all humans… look as good as me!” Leon, Tony, Darren Gargette and Josh review Nintendo Software Planning and Development’s […]

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And Then There Was One… (Video Game Classification in the UK)

July 30, 2012

We interview Dirk Bosmans of PEGI and take a closer look at their ratings system. I have often found myself the port of call for […]

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The Unglamorous Jackie Estacado

July 27, 2012

WARNING: this article includes plot spoilers for The Darkness, The Darkness II and The Godfather (film). For more on The Darkness and its sequel, pleasure […]

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Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time – Cane and Rinse No.38

June 25, 2012

“I know, so much for clean underwear.” Take a trip with Tony, James and Josh as the Cane and Rinse team venture through a rift […]

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Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack!!!

April 17, 2012

Finding an interesting game for the PlayStation Vita on launch day should have been easy. Unfortunately, the selection of re-hashed and re-packaged games just didn’t […]

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American McGee’s Alice

February 12, 2012

That this 11 year old game still manages to effectively disturb despite suffering from several key signs of ageing is a testament to the distorted […]