Yes, the usual cadence for these newsletters is fortnightly — but after watching Episode 6 of X-Men '97 last week, and with the three-part finale about to begin, it's been on my mind ever since. So much so, you get an extra post. You're welcome. First though, a little history:
It's 2025, and I can now pick up my Nintendo Switch and play the first six Tomb Raider games, including the three expansions. I never expected this to happen, and it's a big win for game preservation. But the latest collection, consisting of Tomb Raider IV,
2020 was a strange year for many, many reasons. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world, requiring many to stay in their homes, stay away from their loved ones, and work from home. For us, lockdown was fine, for the most part. We had enough space in our house at the
A slightly shorter newsletter today, as I wasn't expecting to write this up — but after receiving a statement from an Apple spokesperson earlier tonight, I felt compelled to. Riley Testut, a developer I've gotten to know from TechRadar/iMore days thanks to Delta, the free Nintendo
Lincoln, my hometown, has been undergoing a regeneration over the past 30 years — starting with the University in 1996, then Brayford Wharf, and now a section of the town centre. Cornhill had always been known as a rough area. Previous to 2018, as you walked through the area, you'