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Games In The Favela
It’s City Of God with videogames in it, it is.

Getting The Fear
Game scares and film scares, by a scaredy cat.

From Little Acorns…
Blahblah BBC thing.

“Survival is impossible…”
Gorf : like fighting a bully with a robo-voice.

Brian The Pirate
When C90s ruled us all.

Gran Turismo 4 (PS2)
Drive, look at pretty pics, do annoying tests.

Meteos (DS)
Mr Mizuguchi gives good puzzle.

Yoshi Touch & Go (DS)
Mario curmudgeons despair.

Doukutsu Monogatari: Cave Story (PC)
RPG Japanese. Yes please.
Blood Will Tell (PS2)
Big bad Japanese Boss.
Wip3out
Stylised breathlessness for stylised aceness.
Gaming At Work
How to not get sacked and starve to death.

Image Of The Month
Cheggers Plays Pop indeed.

 

 

Sickboy
On Resident Evil 4: "People chucking bombs at me and then closing the door so I threw a grenade in and fucked them up and then ran through and there were these corpses with spiky spiders stuck in them and things called Regenerators that you had to shoot with a special infra-red rifle scope and then there was a Super-Regenerator who had an extra hit-point up his arse and I rescued the lady - again - but then a big man with spiky armour hit me with a big hammer and I was dead.

Bed...
"

 

 

 

Russ
"I had the strangest dream last night.

Part 1

I was wearing red trousers and a red jacket, a bit like Michael Jackson in thriller. I ran into a large theatre and fuck me, who was performing? Yup, you've guessed it: Shakin Stevens. Except he'd dyed his hair blond and grown it into a curly mullet a bit like Michael Bolton. AND he was wearing the exact same outfit as me.

For some reason, even though the audience of menopausal women could clearly see old Shakey on the stage they thought I was Shakin Steven and started to scream. And then they realised I wasn't and there was lots of tutting.

Cut to Part 2

This is horrible. I was trying to put a woolly jumper on in the toilet and my sleeve accidently dropped down the toilet. In the toilet was a large, bloody lump of poo and the sleeve brushed against it.

So I was trying to wash the poo off but all that was going into the sink was bit lumps of hair off my jumper and the smell, the smell! I started to wretch and woke up with a stomach ache.

Don't eat an almond finger before bed time kids."

 

 

 

JC
"A couple of lads at work kept going on about how good they were at Goldeneye. So we arranged to go round to one their flat to finally settle who was best. One of them even brought his own pad, which was Gold! (twat).

I wiped the floor with them, the highlight being sticking a mine to one of their foreheads, letting him run around for a few seconds and then picking it off with the magnum."

 

We present Rodent's world famous bid to list the top 5 of everything in the world.

Rodent's
Top 5 portable games.

Cardfighter Clash - NGPC

Lumines - PSP
Snake - Nokia
Warioware - GBA
GunPey - WonderSwan
 
 
 


Title: Eternal Skegness
Genre: Sand Horror
Description: With Resident Evil 4 as rare on retail shelves as an un-buggered boy on a Church choir, we've dug deep into the classics box to find you some alternative survival horror. Eternal Skegness perfectly recreates the thrill of a day on a condom-strewn British holiday beach and is an adreneline-ladened romp through shuffling old people, screaming kids, warm icecream and saggy tit'd freaks. Ace.
Rating: 60% sun burns

 
 

 

Complete set of back issues here

 

Pieces Of April
It’s summertime. The world is blooming, the pollen is high and girls are showing themselves. Carpe freakin’ Diem, pretties…

No. There is no April Fool. Unless you count that hateful Atari Retro Classics thing on DS, whose creators need their faces anaesthetised and then slowly sawn off while they watch in a mirror.

Hello and welcome! This month: poverty, piracy, shit-uppery, mockery, and just a little bit of misty love for the Acorn Electron.

There’s weirdy Jap RPGS, weirdier Jap body part collect-‘em-ups, and, while Mr PSP arses about in Import Limbo, the DS continues to make with the great games.

Oh, and Gran Turismo 4.

‘salright.

Enjoy the unusual warmth for the time of year.

Oh, and by Christ do we promise to get that archive stuff up sometime this month, lest our pets be burned alive in horrific kitchen accidents.

Now get them fucking curtains open!

Sickboy, Editor - April 2005