Opinion
Saturday Soapbox: Christopher Nolan has ruined video games
The Dark Knight director's cast a long shadow over this generation - but has it been for better or for worse?
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Saturday Soapbox: No Consolation
As big publishers struggle to come to terms with some next-gen concepts, here's hoping Sony and Microsoft are mindful of the competition.
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Saturday Soapbox: Voting with your wallets isn't the whole answer to abusive micro-transactions
Cliff Bleszinski makes a reasonable point, but there's more to it.
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Saturday Soapbox: Defining PlayStation 4's games
Sony's focus for PS4 is spot on - but without a definitive game, it's still yet to reveal the next-gen difference.
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Thoughts from New York: PlayStation 4 feels less visionary than its predecessor
"Consumer centric and developer inspired."
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Saturday Soapbox: Loving the science, but don't forget the art
The rise of data-driven development has all sorts of benefits, but it shouldn't run the show.
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Saturday Soapbox: The lost art of keeping a secret
Are big budget games losing their mystery in the face of aggressive marketing?
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Trends of 2013: Rise of the indies
How the changing industry has created a perfect storm of indie development.
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Trends of 2013: The last console generation
The old model doesn't seem to work any more. Time for a change.
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Are the rich old men ruining Kickstarter?
The true nature of crowd-funding is being obscured by big names and nostalgia.
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Saturday Soapbox: Expert Business Predictions For 2013
Richard Cobbett peers into a Poundland crystal ball.
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Reclaiming Halo's spark
Halo 4's the ultimate in fan service - but is it enough to carry on Bungie's legacy?
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Saturday Soapbox: Vita signs of life
It's still performing miserably at retail, but Sony's handheld is delivering games worth celebrating.
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Saturday Soapbox: Hard times are here again
And that's a very, very good thing argues Jon Denton.
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Saturday Soapbox: Stop Motion
Fable: The Journey's miserable performance suggests that Microsoft's experiment may well be over.
