A tribute to titles with an…interesting past, Seedy Eye Software and Limited Run Games take the interactive animated adventure formula to 2024 with the release of Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore. Does it prove to be worthy of legends like King Harkinian, or should the… Read More »Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore Review
It may just be that Queensland have identified a coaching blue print for Australian Rugby to follow. After spending 15 years serving an apprenticeship and becoming a master overseas, Les Kiss has returned looking by far the most equipped of the Australian provincial coaches. That… Read More »Discovering the blueprint for Super Rugby success: How Les Kiss has managed to get away from a one-dimensional style
West Ham United booked their place in the quarter-final of a European competition for the third consecutive season on Thursday night, turning over a 1-0 deficit from the first leg and hammering Freiburg 5-0 at the London Stadium. This win sets them up for a… Read More »David Moyes deserves better treatment from West Ham fans after guiding them to three successive European quarter-finals
A J-pop act’s single isn’t always the best song on their album, even if it’s the one most people will hear. Sometimes, b-sides deserve recognition too. I want to spotlight some of these buried treasures and give them the props they deserve. I don’t usually… Read More »Buried Treasure: Hiromitsu Kitayama – NEØ Era
The Bias List is a K-pop blog that also covers a fair amount of J-pop. But just like most music fans, I enjoy tracks from all around the world. So, I thought I’d start a monthly round-up of some of the non-K-pop songs that have… Read More »Global Pop Round-Up: March 2024 Edition