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Why 007 First Light is the first video game I've wanted to play in over a decade

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By Daniel John 
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007 First Light opening sequence font and image of James Bond from behind. As I shipped off my Nintendo Switch to an eBay buyer in 2018, I swore that was it. My brief attempt to re-enter the world of video games had ended with a whimper. When the ads for the Switch first came out, I was taken with the hybrid design and the clever marketing shots of young professionals loving the console whilst catching flights or coming home to their swanky apartments.
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Is the original Matrix poster really as bad as the director thinks?

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By Daniel John 
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The Matrix poster. As a child of the '90s, I grew up with the original Matrix trilogy. Back then, those films were the epitome of cool. I, however, as a twelve year old in my trench coat and sunglasses, was not. So I was a little surprised to read this week that the Wachowskis, creators and directors of the series, weren't at all enamoured with the poster for the 1999 original movie the one that ended up adorning the DVD cover for years.
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Is the original Matrix poster really as bad as the director thinks?

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By Daniel John 
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4 hours ago Every Christmas, Battersea Power Station becomes a canvas. The tradition has drawn David Hockney. It has drawn Wallace and Gromit. In 2024, Apple added a new name to that list: a British-Sri Lankan illustrator from Wales, whose strange, tubular-limbed characters with anime eyes and inexplicably …
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