Reece Goodall

Super Smash Bros Salt-imate: Byleth joins the battle!

The reveal of DLC characters for Super Smash Bros Ultimate has continued to prove a source of delight for the players – at least, until last week, when we learned that Byleth from Fire Emblem: Three Houses would be joining the battle. Fan reaction has been almost universally negative, but...
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Posted Jan. 22, 2020

Midsomer Murders – Send in the Clowns

It’s time to head to the circus for our final instalment of Midsomer Murders series 20 – in ‘Send in the Clowns’, a death in the big top means Barnaby must once again dig through some family secrets to find the truth. We wrap up with a solid instalment, with...
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Posted Jan. 15, 2020

Australian Bushfires: Should the Australian Open be cancelled?

The Australian Open is very unlikely to be cancelled or postponed – it’s one of the country’s biggest sporting events, and the economic pressure to keep going will be significant. If a big-name player suffers, it may change that verdict, but don’t expect much otherwise. Really, the major factor to come out of this story is a potential unionisation of tennis players, which could impact the sport long after the fires are extinguished.
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Posted Jan. 10, 2020

Game series worthy of a 2020s comeback

After some of the gaming triumphs of the past decade, all eyes are looking forward to what 2020 will bring for our favourite industry. But, after the release of a new Super Monkey Ball game at the end of 2019, perhaps the past is a good indicator of where to...
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Posted Jan. 10, 2020

Midsomer Murders – Till Death Do Us Part

Even though the complete boxset for this series has now been in the shops for months, ITV are finally ‘treating’ us to the final two episodes of this series of Midsomer Murders. The first offering is ‘Till Death Do Us Part’, a fairly underwhelming instalment that wastes most of its...
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Posted Jan. 8, 2020

How the barcode changed business

Amid the news coverage of Brexit and the upcoming general election, you may not have seen that a US engineer named George Laurer passed away at the age of 94. His name may not be familiar, but his co-invention will be – he was one responsible for the barcode, which...
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Posted Jan. 5, 2020