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Andrew Dickinson

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  • Founder and Director, GameBound
Brighton
As seen in: For The Win, Wiley Online Library, Kickstarter, Oracle, MDPI, Royal Society of Chemistry, ADVFN, Omaha World-Herald, Liverpool Noise, The Oldie and
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🏳️‍🌈😻🥬 He/him. Founder & Director @wearegamebound. Team member @thedcjunkyard. Former Editor-in-Chief @debugmagazine. Writer, editor, podcaster, streamer.

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I am a writer, editor and podcaster from the UK. I wrote the book 'Dreamcast: Year One' back in 2019 (https://dreamcastyears.co.uk/books/dreamcast-year-one/) and since then I have become and formerly was Editor-in-Chief for quarterly gaming journal [lock-on] (https://www.lostincult.co.uk). I am now Editor-in-Chief for Debug magazine (Https://www.teamdebug.com).

As well as writing for the magazine, I also take on freelance work, and have written for the likes of Wireframe Magazine. I'm also a ke…

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Let's co-operate over accessibility - Wireframe Magazine

Let's co-operate over accessibility - Wireframe Magazine

Andrew J. Dickinson argues we should be yelling 'get involved' instead of 'git gud'

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Talenthouse Media Foundry | The next vinyl: new games on old formats

Talenthouse Media Foundry | The next vinyl: new games on old formats

Advice and insights by Andrew J. Dickinson "The Dreamcast is a current gen system." Words you might not expec…

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Elden Ring's 10 most beautiful locations to visit

Elden Ring's 10 most beautiful locations to visit

Roughly half of the sprawling map is available to you right from the start, even if it might be foolish to ma…

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The Art Of Exploration

The Art Of Exploration

Feature Elden Ring has made the humble map essential and artistic again Maps are important. Humans have used …

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'Ikai' Is in Dire Need of an Exorcism

'Ikai' Is in Dire Need of an Exorcism

Review How this first-person horror game that plunges you into feudal Japan falls flat Psychological horror h…

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First Principles: Unlocking Oracle Acceleron Multiplanar Fabric with Multipath Reliable Connection

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By Pradeep Vincent, Andrew Dickinson, David Becker
| Oracle
Large AI clusters are engineered around a simple constraint: synchronized jobs only move as fast as their slowest network path. When thousands of GPUs participate in collectives, a single congested link, failed path, or unlucky flow collision can stretch tail latency and waste expensive compute.
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Cardboard Clues: The Mystery Signs Of Aintree | Liverpool Noise

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By Andrew Dickinson
| Liverpool Noise
Before going to work, some may go and grab a large cup of extra-strong black coffee to help mentally prepare themselves for what lies ahead in the office; not me. Before clocking on, I prefer to take some photos. Aintree, a pleasant residential area in the Merseyside region, is also known for housing the world-famous Grand National race every year at the iconic Aintree Racecourse. But what I discovered was not necessarily something you would expect to find on a suburban street in Aintree.
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The Fog in the City (The Extension Agenda). By Andrew Dickinson

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By Andrew Dickinson
| The Oldie Verified
Things we associate with the streets, such as various statues, pavements, lighting, roads, trees, or buildings, can all be viewed from a different perspective when the fog takes over the metropolis, consequently making the outdoors more atmospheric and endearing. However, whenever the deep fog creeps up on us, I do not suddenly get the urge to read one of Bram Stoker’s novels. No, bizarrely enough, I think about my pops instead.
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