Ba ba ba Barbarian
This third volume of Sláine collects the last run of the character’s black and white stories, before Simon Bisley’s painted Horned God artwork forever changed how people saw the grumpy Celtic warrior and his world.
Three decidedly different tales lurk within, and the first might be a jolt to newcomers, with it showing […]
Soon to be gathering dust
Namco hates you. That’s the only conclusion I can reasonably draw from the company’s decision to release Namco Museum DS in its current form. Although not quite as stingy as previous Namco collections for Nintendo hand-helds, you still only get eight games for your dosh, and one of those is The […]
Posted: May 21, 2008
By Craig Grannell in Gaming, Nintendo DS, Rated: 2/5, Retro gaming, Reviews
Another one from the archives, and perhaps my favourite: Why the new iMac sucks. This was published on the original version of Revert to Saved, way back in February 2002 (the ‘iMac’ in the article refers to the desk-lamp model), and met with an interesting response, almost taking down my web-hosting account, due to the […]
Posted: May 16, 2008
By Craig Grannell in Apple, From the archives, Humour, Revert to Saved, Technology
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