Category Archives: Computing

Recommend Me Comics!

I mentioned recently that I was running a superhero campaign with Truth & Justice. I have one major problem when it comes to this campaign, which I don’t have when I write post-apocalypse, high fantasy or historic games – I … Continue reading

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The Future of Video-Games – The Open World

Every generation of games has it’s hallmark. The second generation of games systems were characterised by platformers such as Donkey Kong and the Mario games, the fifth generation, which included the PS1, Dreamcast, N64 and Windows 95 PCs saw the … Continue reading

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D&DI: Digital Revolution or Damp Squib?

The advert of the ‘Digital Age’ has been heralded by various soothsayers of the tech and media industries as the greatest revolution in printing since the invention of moveable type in the 15th century. They have a point: typesetting is … Continue reading

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The Web 2.0 Generation

Twelve years ago, I knew exactly two buildings that were connected to the internet, household wireless internet connections were non-existent and at certain times of the day, your internet connection detectably slowed down as the server loads increased. By 2005, … Continue reading

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Rolling Mobile

Lets face it, as much as we all like our giant collections of dice, this is the 21st century. We have out game books on laptops and hand-held devices, we can play Play By Mail with someone on the opposite … Continue reading

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