Play a sexy God of War minigame on the TV.
06.03.2026 14:30
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Play a sexy God of War minigame on the TV.
No Pepsi, no poetry.
That dude who consumed three Pepsis in a row? Turns out he was having poetic thoughts about stealth assassinations at the same time.
My favourite thing about reading a batch of writing from the same preview event is that you realise all the people quietly clacking away in the room with you were having all these big internal reactions and parsing things in different ways. It's like hearing their internal monologues after the fact.
Everyone mentioned here deserves better, but shout out to video editor Alix who was the 'invisible' team member of the RPS Video gang. Edited our first six months of the channel, took my rambling notes and turned them into some early wins. Was an exciting, fulfilling time. Hope someone snaps him up.
God, Mario Tennis is boring, though.
I'm a big fan of the book, and there's a whole universe of connected novels about the extended assassins network on different missions. Quite a fun series to work through.
Minishoot' Adventures on Switch 2. One of the ten best games of 2024!
Nice! Seeing the touring version of this next week.
It was said (slightly) in jest. Gotta fill Games Court with something. (And I've never seen you lording it over people.)
I think it's important that a whole new generation get to learn how shite these films are.
Did one of those AI checks and it came out as 94% likely AI generated. Pure junk.
Played, and very much enjoyed, Dusk Index Gion over the last week. Slightly bummed out that the top ranking (maybe only) review for it is full of bogus stuff by someone who clearly hasn't played it. AI or just shit? That we have to ask these questions is a theme of the game, so it's quietly apt.
On my to do list.
Watching BBC's 1979 Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and it's so differently paced to TV today. Writing you can luxuriate in, delivered by all these craggy character actors who turn up and deliver a killer monologue or two (it's mostly a series of accounts and interrogations). Just superb TV.
The new elusive target in Hitman is a surprising riff on another of the week's big releases. Love how much effort goes into these things, even if I did panic (you will too!) and absolutely biff it.
I still enjoyed the end of the Pierpoint era so liked S3 personally. But there's too much Lord Muck stuff in 4.
New White Lotus cast is wild.
This is absolutely spot on about the latest season of Industry - particularly the bit about inverting the original bottom up perspective by stacking the cast with toffs. www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
Love this from Nic: "Even at its dourest and most pensive, this is less a song for the dead, more a knees-up in honour of the rocket launchers and typewriters that came before." www.theguardian.com/games/2026/f...
Ziff Davis are fucking vandals. The way they've treated these sites is a truly rotten business.
Congrats!
Enjoying the demo of this. Nice knotty case and has that extra dramatic charge that you're hunting down Nazi scum.
Honestly quite impressive that Sarah Bond conceived and implemented a strategy entirely on her own at one of the world's biggest tech companies even though everyone apparently hated it
The Charli xcx tracks from Wuthering Heights would make some banging Tetris Effect stages.
Have to be dragged kicking and screaming into these things, but it has some solid laughs and good entries. We're now judging moral dilemmas along with pre-owned games.
X is its own thing. Play at any time.
In an ideal world, it'd be free. But when you live in an era where *everyone* is nickel and diming us, I'm less annoyed about being nickel and dimed by a thing I genuinely enjoy and will spend a lot of time with. That's probably defeatist, but that's where I'm at.
I'm following the wrong people. 🥲
Hell yes. I've been sitting on the Switch version waiting for something like this to happen. Now do Xenoblade 2 Definitive Edition. We beg you!