Controllers: the graceful arc of unreality
Thirty years ago, Atari released Battlezone - one of the very first games to feature proper 3D vector graphics. Its game play is instantly recognisable to today’s gamers.
Articles published by Megabits of Gaming in July 2010.

Thirty years ago, Atari released Battlezone - one of the very first games to feature proper 3D vector graphics. Its game play is instantly recognisable to today’s gamers.
The current generation of games are technologically brilliant, gorgeous to look at and the result of thousands of man hours by dedicated teams of designers, artists and p
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Games are getting really good at emulating real life nowadays, right? Well, this is what happens when real life emulates games... Here are some of the funniest, cleverest
I had never been any good at platform games but then I played Sonic the Hedgehog for the first time. I'd obviously cracked it and was brilliant.... or so I thought. My fr
It’s a strange thing nostalgia. Even the term seems to cast a reflective haze across the old grey matter. Revisiting past memories can often invoke both pleasure and sadn
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So there you have it... after 46 hours, 23 minutes and 51 seconds, I've finally got redemption - all 100G of it! The Red Dead Redemption disc has been spinning in my driv
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The comparison between Bizarre Creation's Blur and explosive racer Split/Second ( reviewed here ) is inevitable, especially given that they were released within a week of
Blood, sweat and tears. That pretty much sums up my time playing THQ’s UFC Undisputed 2010; plenty of blood and sweat onscreen, and tears of frustration as I once again f
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