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Category: Debaser

  • Rainbow Moon

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    This is a neat little JRPG-like game that was released on Vita, and although it was offered up as part of PS+ in October, I had bought it the month before on a sale. I was enjoying it for the few hours I played it, but in the end, the fact that I stopped playing…

  • Pix the Cat

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    That was such a disappointment. I was actually pretty excited to play this – and did so on both PS3 and Vita – as I thought it would be a great looking arcade game to play here and there. It does indeed look great, and I love the music too, but either I’m really bad…

  • Driveclub

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    I’m also realizing now that I never did put up an entry for this game – I think at the time I held off because I wanted to wait and see what it would be like after they sorted out the issues. What a weird game this has been. I got it on launch day…

  • Dust: An Elysian Tail

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    I got this for PS4 back in October when it was offered as one of the PS+ games for that month, and I’m reminded now that I should go back and play some more, because I do remember enjoying the visuals, and the hacking and slashing was decent – in fact, I remember playing the…

  • Lucha Underground

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    Gotta say I’ve been really enjoying this. It’s a new wrestling promotion that airs on the El Rey network, and focuses on the lucha libre style of wrestling – and is in fact connected to the Mexican AAA promotion. It does a great job of creating storylines to introduce all of these unknown (to me…

  • Frozen

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    Yes, I finally got around to watching this. It’s certainly a lovely film to watch on a technical level, but in terms of story and characters, I preferred Tangled. And yes, the fact that “Let It Go” has been so overexposed over the past year really makes it annoying when it comes up, but I…

  • Gouge

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    This is a really great UK documentary from 2002 about the Pixies, that you can watch on YouTube. It’s pretty neat seeing David Bowie, Radiohead, and PJ Harvey (and many others) wax poetically about their love for the band, and the parts from the London show you see (from a 1988 London gig) are so…

  • Devs Play

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    I truly loved watching the first episode of the new Let’s Play series by Double Fine and 2 Player Productions (makers of the fantastic Amnesia Fortnight and Adventure documentary series). My first Let’s Play love has been the terrific Lo-Fi Let’s Play series by Leigh Alexander, in which she plays old Apple II games from…