Upon putting this list together, I realized that all the fan films included are based off of games made by Valve. Two conclusions come to mind. Either Valve boasts the most hardcore fans or their games twist such wicked tales they deserve more exploring. Either way, the films selected for this article are here because [...]
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Bioshock Infinite has received not just a few perfect 10′s to wear in its crown, but a whole raft of them. It’s a rare and wonderful occasion when a game is viewed universally as a seminal, faultless piece of work, by the most respected experts in the in the field [...]
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David Cage discussed a variety of topics in a new IGN interview. Cage touched on the PS4, confirmed that Beyond: Two Soul’s release date is coming soon, commented on censoring content in games, talked a bit about Vita, denied ties to Singularity (“I don’t have a clue what that is”), and more. The full Q&A [...]
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My Bloody Valentine has been missing in action for a very long time, so long in fact that they can be declared legally dead. However, in tandem with the launch of a new website, the band has unleashed a sneak release of their much anticipated third LP – named simple ‘MBV’. Opening with the ominous fuzz for which they’re renowned, ‘She Found Now’ gets things into the introspective gear we’ve been hankering after for two decades. White-hot guitars meld with those infamous demur vocals and single the triumphant return of an old friend. ‘Only Tomorrow’ continues the hypnotic, naval-gazing with achingly beautiful panache. The vocals are especially ghostly and the guitar solos are a poignant as they are splintered. ‘Who Sees You’ is similarly epic, while ‘Is This And Yes’ is decidedly softer, dropping the fuzzbox antics in favour of some swelling keys. The methodical drum beat is still there, but the other sonic layers are gloriously elastic and soothing. ‘If I Am’ is another swelling, ethereal track. A cheeky little synth run signals the end, and ‘New You’ breaks into defiant swagger – the bass is driving, the tremolo guitars scathing, and the drums pounding. Similarly, ‘In another way’ ….. Continue Reading
My Bloody Valentine – MBV
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