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An evening with Tetsuya Mizuguchi

By Andrew Fletcher on January 23, 2007 - 5:38pm.
In a small, smart underground bar in London's West End, a jet-lagged, softly spoken but friendly Tetsuya Mizuguchi addressed assorted games, music and lifestyle journos to talk us through Every Extend Extra his latest venture into hypnotically musical gaming.
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Spoiler warning!

By Andrew Fletcher on December 12, 2006 - 4:13pm.
Why do reviewers think themselves justified in revealing game secrets? Do they think that the best way to describe a game's twisting plotlines or hidden surprises is to simply reveal a few of them?
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PS3 impressions

By Andrew Fletcher on November 28, 2006 - 5:38pm.
I suppose my first play on what is going to be the dominant home console for the next, ooohh, 6 years or so probably deserves some comment. Not too much though. Playing a current-gen title on the new hardware (the latest Tony Hawk's) only brought home what a straightforward upgrade the PS3 really is. And how arrogant that price point and format choice seems.
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What is it we're queuing for again?

By Andrew Fletcher on November 20, 2006 - 4:14pm.
I know I linked to this video in my News Rundown this week, but for those who didn't watch it all, I just had to point out one of the interviewee's queuing out in the cold for a PS3.
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But I pressed the ****ing button

By Andrew Fletcher on November 19, 2006 - 6:14am.
We've all 'blamed the pad' in anger at one time or another, but logic and acceptance usually set in once the immediate frustration has passed. I never thought I'd see it in a professional game review.
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