Posted on 9th Aug 12 by Drop-d Collective | 
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Leigh Walsh (she of Takeshi and the Kid) kicks off her new gaming column with a sideways look at game difficulty. And reviews Dark Souls into the bargain.
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Posted on 11th Jul 11 by Brian Lloyd | 0
Catriona Lawless’ pix from our debut excursion at The Box, @ The Twisted Pepper.
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Posted on 23rd May 11 by Alex Millar | 0
Our Classic Games column returns after a brief hiatus (and away from its Sunday slot) with a look at the scaly purple one in all his glory.
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Posted on 17th Apr 11 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
Drop-d has had an inanimate-object crush on this game for nigh on a decade. And you’re about to see why. Possibly. 
Posted on 10th Apr 11 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
In the first of Drop-d’s new series of retrospective gaming reviews, we look up long-forgotten arcade racer Ridge Racer Revolution, and find ’tis still a goer…
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Posted on 6th Apr 11 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
WWE’s mixture of athletics, pageantry, morality play, vaudeville and sheer spectacle, has, while creating its own niche, even in wrestling, never mind pop-culture, seen it alienate both sporting fans and fans of legitimate drama for being neither or.
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Posted on 6th Apr 11 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 1
Drop-d contributor and button-fiddler Steescribbles slung this one in our direction, and could scarcely believe it. But it exists…
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Posted on 18th Mar 11 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
As praise rolls in for the unlikeliest critical darling of the last year in gaming, Drop-d speaks to Fonzie and Zebbe, two of the heads behind Pier Solar and the Great Architects, the first newly-developed Mega Drive game to see release in over thirteen years, to discuss the Internet, part-time games development, and where exactly you can still get MegaDrive cartridges made…
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Posted on 31st Dec 10 by Brian Lloyd | 0
The second of three end-of-year lists goes out now, as the D casts an eye back on its fave five videogames of 2010. Our albums list goes out at 11.59 tonight. Last word, yo.
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Posted on 9th Dec 10 by Brian Lloyd | 0
Resident Evil was not a wholly original game. It borrowed elements from other games, mostly PC, that had gone under the ambient horror genre. Games like The 7th Guest and I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream pioneered the idea of horror as a gaming experience. The problem with these games is that they [...]
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