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(Game) Fahrenheit
Game: Fahrenheit
Developer: Quantic Dream
Publisher: Atari
Year: 2005
Genre: Adventure / Interactive Story
Fahrenheit (or Indigo Prophecy if you have the censored American version) is a very entertaining interactive story, which excels in several ways, but is unfortunately also let down by the limitations of the gameplay.
( Fahrenheit review ) -
(Music) A Young Person's Guide New Wave
Due to the popularity of the Britpop guide, here is my definitive guide to the genre that punk created. Enjoy.
( This is the modern world ) -
(Music) The Death of Modern Music
Some footage of The Clash from the month that I was born (June '81) which leads me to the question - is it any wonder that my faith in modern music is waning when you think that this kind of performance is over 25 years old and there has been nothing with equal excitement since?
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(Film) Hot Fuzz
I finally got to see Hot Fuzz this evening and, as I'm bored in a hotel room, here is my review. Enjoy.
( Hot Fuzz Review ) -
(Music) A Young Person's Guide To Britpop
With the Kaiser Chiefs' second album out this week, there has been much stirring of a revival in interest (not actual revival, thankfully) of Britpop. Given that I was a music obsessed fifteen year old in 1996, I would like to share with you, via the wonder of YouTube, my top picks that define the era of Britpop. Whether or not you choose to ( Read more... ) -
(Music) The Good, the Bad and the Queen
For those of you that don't know, The Good, the Bad and the Queen are the latest project for the team of Damon Albarn and Danger Mouse. That's not the name of the band - they do not seem to have a name. Confusing hey ( Read more... ) -
(Film) Mark Kermode's Review Archive
If you have never heard of Mark Kermode then, apart from wonder what you are doing in this community, I will explain. He is an outspoken British film critic who, I believe, is on a par with Roger Ebert. The fact that he hates Star Wars I think is a good indication of just how outspoken he is. He has a friggin' Ph.D in Horror Fiction, which, ( Read more... ) -
(Misc) - The Demise of Popular Culture Though Television
If you are a member of this community (and you wouldn't be reading this if you weren't) then you will probably have an opinion on he following essay.
Let's discuss this!
( The Demise of Popular Culture Through Television )
