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Heather Alexandra

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As seen in: Gizmodo en Español, Kotaku, Polygon, TechSpot, Giant Bomb, The Kotaku Times, Kotaku UK, Into Indie Games
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7 Indie Games You Finally Have Time To Play Under Lockdown

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By Heather Alexandra
| The Kotaku Times
There are plenty of big name video games to play right now. You can relive old memories (or make new ones) with Final Fantasy VII Remake and Command & Conquer: Remastered Collection, or embark on intense demon-slaying adventures in Nioh 2 and Doom Eternal. But the experience of social distancing doesn’t have to just be about playing the biggest games. Here’s a list of “smaller” games that can help scratch whatever itch you might have.
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Why Some Video Games Are In Danger Of Disappearing Forever

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By Heather Alexandra
| The Kotaku Times
To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Years of neglect are eroding gaming history. Cartridges rot in garages, companies horde demos that they will never release, and obscure titles fade into the ether. Some games may even be lost forever. What is happening?
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Games Criticism Is A Kindness

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By Heather Alexandra
| The Kotaku Times
Writing about games invites accusations of taking things too seriously. Criticism, it sometimes seems, is a dirty word. I don’t think that’s true. I think that whether you are praising something or condemning it, criticism is an act of love. I suspect that the word “criticism,” when read in isolation, evokes a negative connotation in many people’s minds. Animage forms: a parent or teacher scolding a child for small mistakes. Eat your peas, cross your t’s, and sit up straight, you little bastard.
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