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DDNet does Japan! Day #10: Museum/ gallery hopping

September 2, 2015
Art/Doraemon/gallery/Japan/museum/Tour Japan/tourism/travel

Japan, and especially Tokyo, has such an incredible range of art galleries, zoos, museums and exhibitions that it’s a pity that the city doesn’t have the same reputation for “culture” as those in parts of Europe. Where people plan entire trips to see the galleries and museums of Paris, Moscow,…

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M.C. Escher-like The Bridge coming to four consoles this month

August 11, 2015
Art/News/PC/PlayStation 4/PlayStation Vita/Steam/The Bridge/Wii U/Xbox One

The Bridge is a 2D logic puzzle game that draws on the work of Sir Isaac Newton and M.C. Escher to give the player something they have never experienced before. Manipulate gravity in order to find your way through Escher-esque worlds, each represented with hand-drawn art styled after black-and-white lithographs.…

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Review: Painting Workshop (Nintendo 3DS)

April 26, 2015
3DS/3DS Review/Art/Artwork/Collavier Corporation/Nintendo/Painting Workshop/Reviews

Programs like Adobe Photoshop rule the roost when it comes to digital art on computers, but the landscape isn’t as cut and dry for apps that cater specifically to the limitations of consoles and portables. Dedicated systems have received everything from Art Academy, which makes use of the 3DS’s native…

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Review: My Style Studio: Notebook (Nintendo Wii U)

April 1, 2015
Art/Art Academy/Art Academy Sketch Pad/My Style Studio: Notebook/Nintendo Wii U/Reviews/Wii U Review

I really like the idea of the Nintendo Wii U as an art platform. The gamepad has just the right screen size and precision to allow people to create reasonably complex art work. Unlike, say, the iPad, the stylus of the console is also perfect for the kind of fine…

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So, let’s talk about game length and The Order

February 17, 2015
Art/Cinematic Game/game length/Opinion/The Order/The Order: 1886

There’s been a whole new controversy around The Order: 1886 to wade through. Before the game has even been released some YouTuber uploaded the entire game playthrough (let’s put how completely unethical that is to a side for a moment), and because that playthrough takes around five hours, people have…

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e3-2014-why-goichi-sudas-let-it-die

June 10, 2014
Art/E3/E3 2014/exploitation/Goichi Suda/goreporn/Let It Die/Opinion/PlayStation/transgressive

Opinion by Matt S. With all the hype from the E3 2014 shows of Sony, Microsoft, EA and Ubisoft starting to die down, I’ve spent the rest of the day (here in Australia) processing all that I just saw.  Valiant Hearts is clearly the most emotionally loaded game that we…

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Review: Child of Light (PlayStation 4)

April 30, 2014
2D platformer/Art/Art Game/Child of Light/JRPG/platformer/PlayStation/PlayStation 4/puzzle platformer/Reviews/Ubisoft

Review by Matt S. Child of Light is a poem, both literally and figuratively. I resist to even call it a game; it simply stands as a testament to the true artistry that an interactive work can achieve when a developer is allowed to simply create. Clearly unburdened by commercial…

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Review: Contrast (PS3)

November 20, 2013
Art/Art Game/Contrast/platformer/PlayStation/PlayStation 3/Rain/Reviews/Sony

Review by Matt S.  Until I played Contrast I wasn’t interested in it. That changed about three minutes after I started playing. This is a deeply intelligent game, and yet another example of a wonderfully emerging class of games that maintain artistic credibility while also offering genuine production values. Rain,…

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Review: Proteus (Vita)

November 6, 2013
Art/Art Game/exploration game/Indie/PlayStation/PlayStation Vita/Proteus/Reviews/Sony

Review by Matt S. I sat in the middle of a ring of stones, on the top of an icy mountain. Roughly humanoid in shape these menhirs told no story of their own, and so I was left to sit there and puzzle over them. And so I sat, with…

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Call Of Duty: Ghosts represents everything that is wrong in the games industry

November 5, 2013
Art/Call of Duty/Call of Duty: Ghosts/Opinion

Opinion by Matt S. Getting this out of the way from the outset: I haven’t played Call Of Duty: Ghosts. There’s no review that’s going to go live on Digitally Downloaded once the embargo lifts, and I’ve got no inclination to buy the game. I’ve played previous Call Of Duty…

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