Latest articles by Lewis Packwood
How Ape Escape's DualShock legacy lives on in today's PS5 games: "We'll never make it compatible with regular controls!"
Interview Interview | Shuhei Yoshida and Kenji Kaido shed light on Ape Escape's numerous sequels, spin-offs, and recent Astro Bot cameo
33 years later, Alone in the Dark still deserves recognition as the survival horror that bridged the gap between Cthulhu and Resident Evil
Feature Feature | Back in 1992, Alone in the Dark changed the face of horror forever
"We would look at all the American RPGs and the JRPGs at the time and just go, 'Right, if they're doing it, we're not": Peter Molyneux and John McCormack talk the development of Fable 20 years on
Feature Feature | The Making of Fable: Celebrating 20 years, Retro Gamer talk with Peter Molyneux and John McCormack about the highs and lows of creating Fable
Four solodevs weigh up the risks and rewards of creating games as a team of one
Interview Interview | Edge sits down with Tomas Sala, Lucy Blundell, Madison Karrh, and Joe Richardson
"Oh my god, what have I got myself into?" The inside story of the golden age of video game magazines
Feature From Crash, to Zzap!64, and Amiga Power, the anarchic gaming magazines of the 80s and 90s broke the rules and laid the path for the influencers of today
"The next few years are going to be tricky" – Streaming services like Google Stadia could change the way games are played and made forever
Feature Developers and publishers reveal how streaming services could change gaming, for better and for worse
Is streaming the future of video games? And can it even work?
Feature Video game companies are racing to be the 'Netflix of video games'... but is that even possible, and will it catch on?
Video game addiction is now a disorder. But what does that mean and why does it matter?
Feature All you need to know about video game addiction - what is it, how to recognise it, and what the experts say
Battletech arcades were decades ahead of their time, holding global 3D matches before we'd even played a SNES - here's their story
Feature We speak to the world's biggest collector, who owns 7 of the last 12 functioning machines
