Alan Wen

4 days ago | creativebloq.com | Alan Wen

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves detailsPublisher: SNKDeveloper: KOF StudioRelease date: 24 April 2025Format: PS5 (reviewed), PS4, Xbox Series X/S, PCEngine: Unreal EngineI'd say 26 years is a long time to wait for any game sequel let alone a fighting game, which by the genre's nature is usually an iterative affair.

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Alan Wen

4 hours ago Kristen Stewart Marries Dylan Meyer in Intimate Los Angeles Ceremony Kristen Stewart married Dylan Meyer during an intimate ceremony in Los Angeles April 20, over three years after the Twilight actress confirmed her … 12 hours ago 4-Year-Old Girl Trapped Alone in Apartment with Mom and Brother’s Bodies for at Least 2 Weeks, Survived on Chocolate A 4-year-old girl was found alone in a New York City apartment, where she had reportedly been living alongside the bodies of her dead mom...

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Alan Wen

For vide games, the mid-90s was an era that had a lot of visual creativity that came about by embracing technical limitations, and its a graphics style that indie story-driven rhythm game Unbeatable takes inspiration from. During the sixth console generation, which began with the Dreamcast, I often thought to myself, 'the dream of realistic visuals were within reach' and that games would never look better.

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Alan Wen

Nintendo's decision to add mouse controls is one of few new features to really distinguish the Switch 2 from its predecessor. It's hardly ground-breaking in the same way as motion controls on the Wii – we all know how to use a mouse, after all. Interestingly, new console Nex Playground has taken the Wii motion control idea to the next level, and removed controllers altogether. I'm not saying Nintendo needs to worry, but is it innovating in the same way as it used to?

1 week ago | stuff.tv | Alan Wen

Builds on the original Switch in all the right places, adds features you’d only get from Nintendo, and has a convincing launch line-up. The Switch 2 is shaping up to be a star hybrid handheld. ProsLarger and much improved display compared to Switch 1Seamless mouse controlsStrong line-up of first-party and third-party games for launch windowConsExpensive games (including having to pay for a welcome demo)Still no analogue triggersNot the most ergonomic design for a mouseIt’s there in the name.