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Apologies for the dry week; life hit Six and I square in the nose, and we’ve been chasing him ever since, demanding an apology. Thankfully, we’re all bandaged up and
Apologies for the dry week; life hit Six and I square in the nose, and we’ve been chasing him ever since, demanding an apology. Thankfully, we’re all bandaged up and
So, how about that Xbox One, eh? “XONE,” if you’re feeling casual. We Scanners are a little skeptical, and it seems a lot of the internet is as well, but
Both of our writers were tuned in to watch Microsoft’s unveiling of their new Xbox this morning, the Xbox One, and both were somewhat astounded at what they say. After
It’s another Goddamn Monday, but I’ve been thinking… for a feature whose title is based on frustration, there has been relatively little frustration.
Been a quiet week on the article front, with a lot of planning for the weeks ahead. We still managed to warn you about the dangers of Denis Dyack, though,
Denis Dyack, one of the many minds behind the beloved Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem, has left Silicon Knights and founded Precursor Games. Denis Dyack wants to create a spiritual successor
Just a bit of an announcement that won’t affect most of you, comments are disabled until further notice.
As always, it’s been a solid week here at Scanline HQ. Between various family members ending their college semesters, an internship, and celebrating Mother’s Day, we managed to get in
Space. The lost frontier. Once upon a time, space games were everywhere. Star Trek: Bridge Commander. X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter. Wing Commander. Homeworld. All very different games, but sharing a