For me Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is definitively the best game of 2017. I say this mainly because, on my first run-through – rather shamefully might I add – I played through it all in one prolonged sitting – something I very rarely do. They didn’t think of direct profitability or cold...
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Amid Jack Thorne's comments about creating a TV drama on the Grenfell Tower fire, Andrew Kersley asks whether it would be appropriate.
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To call the 2017 movie scene a rollercoaster ride would be an understatement. So, in order to navigate the many ups-and downs of this tumultuous past year, here is a look at some the biggest highs and lows. The Best of 2017 Dunkirk From the moment the first teaser...
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Upon starting up my seventh playthrough of Mass Effect: Andromeda, the thought “I have no life” was the first that flashed across my mind. My second was of what exactly kept pulling me back into the game in spite of the fact that it’s almost universally despised. For a moment I...
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So in world news, Australia just answered the question “should we discriminate against people because of who they want to have sex with?” with a resoundingly ‘no’. Whilst of course this is a huge and historic step forward for the Australian LGBT+ community, I’m not here to talk about why...
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Can using different genres in superhero films help to keep them fresh?
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Bath University vice-chancellor Dame Glynis Breakwell, the highest-paid university head in the UK, has agreed to quit her post.
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In a world of Netflix, how should physical TV react? Should it try to compete, or is this just the next form of TV?
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When choosing a Halloween horror game, obvious classics come to mind. Could it be the lonely darkness of an empty space station where monsters stalk every shadow like Dead Space? Maybe the panic of being hunted by evils far beyond your power like in Amnesia or Outcast? Or even the...
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Visually spectacular, with powerful narratives, acting and morality - Andrew Kersley reviews Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams.
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Warwick students miss on average 4 lectures a month, the 9th highest of 19 universities examined in a new study. The study also observed on a national scale the most common reasons for missing lectures. The survey polled 5,089 students between the ages of 18 and 22 and was conducted...
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Last week a man was almost beaten to death outside my house. Dismayed and on the phone to emergency services, I watched him roll around in agony from his injuries. Eventually he stood up and lumbered away from the scene, gripping the collar of a Staffordshire bull terrier in one...
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