Writer, podcaster and author Johnny Cullen
Spoiler: Aeris dies. We begin tonight with a game that is, without doubt, one of the most cherished and beloved games of all time. Final Fantasy VII is likely ranked among many people’s lists as their favourite game ever or as part of their list anyway. This was, after all, an RPG that told a …
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I NEED SCISSORS! 61! We begin tonight with, even for me, a game I hold in high regard. Say what you will about its flaws or other aspects of the game you may not like, Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty is a game I love a great deal, second only to its successor in …
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Huzzah! Good news everyone! My Favourite Game is now live on iTunes (or is about to be in the next couple of hours)! The Apple overlords have somehow miraculously granted the show a tiny sliver of land on the iTunes Store in its podcast section (where else?). You can search for it under ‘My Favourite …
Requiescat in pace. We begin tonight with this fact: Assassin’s Creed III was rubbish. Really rubbish. It’s a good thing its predecessor, Assassin’s Creed II, was not. Not that II was without its flaws, but it built upon a decently laid foundation from the 2007 original. It provided one of the best protagonists of the …
Continue reading “My Favourite Game: Assassin’s Creed II, by Louise Blain”
“You’re about as fearsome as a doorstop.” Welcome to My Favourite Game, a ten-episode season of podcasts where writers and personalities talk about the games they love most and how they ended up in the industry. For more details on what the objective is for My Favourite Game, hit this link. We begin tonight with …
Continue reading “My Favourite Game: The Curse of Monkey Island, by Ben Cordell”
My favourite game is… For the past two months, I’ve been working on a brand new project outside writing called My Favourite Game. I’ve done podcasts on this blog before, but not edited very well and done on a whim. This time, I wanted to do it right and I wanted to have fun with …
