Luke Plunkett's posts

Tonight's Fine Art looks at the work of Kurozaki Sakura

Some are as bad as the game's launch reception, while others are unsung heroes

The project 'will never be made available to download', apparently

Stolar, who worked with Atari, Sega, Sony and Google, was 75

It's so bad the developers have had to rush to include a version of the 1997 original alongside it

The new Advanced Edition is not a sequel, but it's the next best thing

The team behind games like Eliza are closing shop on their own terms

'Thanks Blizzard for this authentic Diablo experience'

🎶Take a turn, off the path, find a new addition to the cast🎶

While the series is a big hit now, Yakuza's first Western release...did not go so well

And you thought the retail version of the console was bulky

'I've never heard Republican economic policy summarized so succinctly'

He says moving Vicarious Visions to Blizzard was the end of the dream

Maybe there's a universe out there where HoN has an animated series and fashion collabs

Zelda's big robots may seem impossible to cosplay as. Unless....

It's not an official release; rather, fans are just recompiling the whole damn thing themselves

Tonight's Fine Art looks at the work of illustrator Jay Kim

Over 40,000 fans turned out for this year's MomoCon in Atlanta

The original is hitting Nintendo's online service later this month

Daggerfall is a classic, but also, playing it in 2022 was a pain in the ass