Released back in 2006, Black was one of the swansongs for the PS2 and Xbox. With its cinematic action and addictive gameplay, it pushed those older consoles to their limits. We recon it still looks decent today, too.
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It never spawned a franchise, with the exception of spiritual successor Bodycount released in 2006, which is a shame. However, if you're reading this and you've never played Black, grab a second hand copy! Read More...
One of the benefits of the streaming revolution is that it gives programmes that were previously cut short by traditional broadcasters an opportunity to be born again online. Black Mirror is a classic example.
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Originally, Channel 4 gave Charlie Brooker the chance to paint his dystopian vision of the future, in which computers and the virtual world took control of our existence. Then, after the second season aired in 2013, the broadcaster, Brooker says, “cancelled” the show to make room for something new. Read More...
The show employs an intimacy coordinator for the sex scenes, and Bailey said: “It’s amazing how that whole industry has just come on, even in a year. There are new tricks to the trade – little cushions – and it’s amazing what you can do with a half-inflated netball.
"If there are two people doing a sex scene, the rule is they must have three barriers separating them and there are certain acts where a half-inflated netball can allow for movement without having to connect physically. Read More...
