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It’s been rather a while since I’ve written something for Plan B Magazine, but I’ve returned to its pages in fine style, with a full page interview with Tetsuya Mizuguchi about his interest in creating virtual pop stars for video games; from Ulala (for Space Channel 5) to the nameless girl featured in the […]
June 2nd, 2007 : Archive, Plan B Magazine, Interviews
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What a horribly lengthy headline, readers. But it does explain my contribution to this issue as succinctly as possible!
Yes, in this issue I did a funky skillo interview with Bryan Lee O’Malley (creator of Scott Pilgrim) which is accompanied by an absolutely ace sketch of Scott Pilgrim character Ramona Flowers (this one, to my memory.) […]
January 11th, 2007 : Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine, Interviews
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Having never actually see a copy of this I can only sort of guess that I’m in this issue, but I’m fairly certain that it contains a very short review of Dead Rising by yours truly. If it doesn’t, then, well, um, I’ve lost a month somewhere and am a bit confused.
What else can I […]
January 9th, 2007 : Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine
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By some strange and terrible twist of fate, this happens to be the most recent issue of Plan B I own, despite the fact that I’ve been in practically every issue since. I guess I’ve been lost off the mailing list.
Actually, I moaned about this the last time I posted about Plan B here, […]
December 21st, 2006 : Archive, Plan B Magazine
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Hmm. I don’t seem to have got a copy of Plan B in the mail for a very long time; have they just stopped sending them out to the writers, or what, I wonder? Still, I at least have a copy of this issue, which features only two small capsule reviews; Shadow of the Colossus […]
November 23rd, 2006 : Uncategorized, Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine
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I did rather a lot this month, as you can see. No help from Gillen, either, just a mysterious gentleman called “Minister Drill-Cock!” with an article, it seems, that came from the future.
“A world unknown” is a little piece I wrote on Samorost, Amanita Design’s emotive little flash game, for the release of Samorost 2, […]
October 23rd, 2006 : Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine
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A lovely issue of Plan B with the wonderful Cat Power on the cover, this featured my first feature in the magazine, a piece on Barrie Ellis’s One Switch campaign, which had only recently held its 2005 Retro Remakes competition. My picks of the competition were definitely Sky Puppy, Strange Attractors and a remake of […]
October 16th, 2006 : Archive, Features, Plan B Magazine
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I can’t seem to find any information that claims I was in the August/September issue, so I’m guessing I wasn’t. There wasn’t really very much of me in this issue, either; just a short but very positive review of WarioWare Twisted. Gillen’s stuff this issue is more expansive; though his article does just go on […]
October 10th, 2006 : Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine
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As I’ve managed to post all of the links related to the Toronto International Film Festival so far, I suppose I should really start up posting up all the links to my work in order again.
This seems to be the first copy of Plan B that I’m in that I have managed to find in […]
October 3rd, 2006 : Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine
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I can’t seem to find much more in the way of things I wrote for the Banter, so I’ll skip forward to this, as I’m fairly certain I didn’t write much else of note during my final year of University. Well, other than a dissertation on artificially intelligent sheep flocking, but I’ll admit in retrospect […]
September 6th, 2006 : Archive, Reviews, Plan B Magazine
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