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Points of Review

Check your UK newstand this month and you’ll find a couple of reviews for Bakushow, the PAL version of ArchimeDS. One was written by me for gamesTM and scored a 7/10 and the other was done by a good friend of mine for N.Revolution and scored an 8.
I know what you’re thinking. How could I [...]

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Get moving

Less of a news update and more of a friendly reminder, from one blog to another, today.
Dearest Eegra, isn’t it about time you posted Pt.2 of your famous Kenichi Nishi interview?
That is all.

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Just when you think you know everything about a game, along comes some clever clogs to make you realise you’re just like all the other clueless idiots. This is exactly what happened today when I learned that I’ve been pronouncing ArchimeDS wrong.
I’ve always referred to it as “Arch Immy DS” but it’s actually pronounced “Archimedes”, [...]

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Back in Business

Apologies for the lack of updates, folks. I’ve been in Japan for the last two weeks and haven’t been able to get near a computer for any decent length of time.
Anyway, I’m back now and you can expect lots of fresh posts in the next few days.
Ash

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Patently Ridiculous

It’s friday night and I should be having fun. Instead, I’m being the most boring person on the Internet and randomly searching for Japanese patents. Why, because sometime you find clues to a new and exciting game.
No such luck today but I did find this patent from our good friend Kenichi Nishi. It’s very confusingly [...]

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Sorry I haven’t posted much recently. I’d originally intended to have finished Lack Of Love and posted my full review by now but a few things have managed to get in my way. My birthday came and went, taking with it about a week of my life, and I’ve recently become addicted to the utterly [...]

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Welcome!

So, you’re probably wondering why I’ve started a blog about an obscure Japanese developer that no longer exists. Well, let me tell you…
Like all such stories, my obsession with Lovedelic began with a girl. Actually, that’s not true at all. It began with a game called Chibi-Robo. This brilliant GameCube game, released in 2005, captured [...]

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