The ‘App’lication of Games
Through a look at Square Enix, Charlie Appleton assesses the different ways to bring game franchises to mobile.
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Through a look at Square Enix, Charlie Appleton assesses the different ways to bring game franchises to mobile.
Rory McInnes-Gibbons gives his take on Albert Hammond Jr’s recent show in Newcastle.
Team v Durham explain the aims of their new Routes to Roots campaign.
Izzy Soper reviews Wes Anderson’s latest optic extravaganza, The Grand Budapest Hotel.
Sophie Caldecott has launched the #CapForStrat campaign to support her terminally ill father, reports Rory Tingle.
Jessie Honnor considers the campaign to prevent gender-specific marketing of children’s books.
Following the naming of this year’s Football World Cup squad, Will Fremont-Barnes gives his opinion on Roy Hodgson’s decision.
Tim Callow tries out Heston Blumenthal’s ‘food pairings’ and shares his unusual pasta recipe.
New issue of Flipside is out, featuring an update of the Ten Commandments, arguments for a ban on sex amongst academics and an exploration of the nature of Tuesdays.
As dictated by Google Translate What happens when you put the Bible’s 10 commandments through Google Translate multiple times? Epic blasphemy? Probably. A plague of locusts descending upon the North…