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But rewatching The Silence of the Lambs this week, just days before its 35th anniversary, completely changed my mind. The gore (which, again, is pretty mild by today’s standards) still didn’t faze me. What did faze me was the script.…
Kanto bright. On 27th February, Pokémon turns 30. That’s three whole decades of exploring many and various regions to find monsters, battle monsters, and pocket monsters – and we’ve all got our personal favourites. And they’re not always just our…
More quizzes! (Image credit: Larian Studios, PC Gamer) Want to keep testing your knowledge of gaming trivia? We’ve got loads more PC Gamer quizzes, on everything from healthbars to weird currencies to absurd patch notes. For as long as there…
Valve is testing the ability to permit Steam reviewers to include hardware specs in their reviews. Read more
I’ve been reading fantasy books almost my entire life. While I do sometimes venture into sci-fi and other less magical fiction genres, I’ve kept my literary life pretty much locked in on fantasy. That being said, I’ve always loved how…
Blizzard’s giveaway stunt turns out to be a pretty sturdy gaming rig
Mario Tennis Fever was released this week to a positive reception, with our review calling it “a perfect arcade sports game offering a generous plethora of ways to play it.” Its Fever Rackets make it a delectable pick-up-and-play arcade experience…
After the early promises of how good Intel’s Xe3 GPU architecture could be, thanks to Intel’s breakdown of the changes implemented to everything, we finally got to test one properly last month in the form of a Panther Lake laptop.…
I was extremely excited for Blades of Fire when it was announced last year, mainly because it was clearly MercurySteam’s spiritual successor to ye-olde hack ‘n’ slash Blade of Darkness. At least, from my perspective it was clear. I was…
The last thingAttack on Titan can be accused of is being a romance. Love exists in the margins of the series, and it rarely survives long enough to blossom in the show’s ultra-violent story. Outside of the star-crossed lovers Armin…