Christian Cawley

AI now has a half-life

Anthony Yates revisits The Simpsons: Hit & Run, the chaotic Springfield racer that finally changed his mind about Simpsons games after years of avoiding them...

Office attendance, visibility, and pressures around AI productivity among the causes

"I'll find out for you"

AI perceptions may differ

AI who?

AI is driving a rise in fake insurance claims

On paper, it’s a great idea, but when you get it in your hands, Grant Sinclair’s GamerCard feels like it’s not quite ready

Beget me not

We had a great recording session last week, covering Capaldi and the Doctor Who tender, Patrick Stewart, John Leeson, Walter Koenig, and much more

The Commodore 64 is heading back into shops, Gran Turismo 3 is somehow being ported to Dreamcast, and Mega Man X is getting another physical release in a packed week of retro gaming news.

Impersonal AI interviewers putting off candidates

Leapfrogging proofreading isn't always ideal

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John Bowe looks at Game Sack and RMC-The Cave to ask what makes a great retro gaming presenter — and whether personality matters as much as the games themselves.

Russia has been hacked, but not by Ukraine

Zahir Hassan revisits Super Chase: Criminal Termination, the Taito arcade racer that stunned him as a child in Bangladesh and still keeps him coming back on MAME decades later.

Anthony Yates revisits Chase H.Q. 2 on the Sega Mega Drive, an addictive arcade racer with smart vehicle choices, frustrating hazards, and a campaign you can finish in under 15 minutes.

AI is making money decisions for under 45s

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