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Richard Moss

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Freelance writer, journalist, and historian, and one-man studio behind two narrative/documentary podcasts. Bylines at Ars Technica, Mac|Life, Polygon, Edge Magazine, Gamasutra, Eurogamer, Hyper Magazine, MIT Technology Review, The Magazine, Rolling Stone, Vice Motherboard, Samsung NEXT, and more.

Author of The Secret History of Mac Gaming.

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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review

Spider-Man is back, but he's looking rather less amazing than before. Where the 2012 film tie-in The Amazing …

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KOR-FX haptic vest brings games closer to your chest

KOR-FX haptic vest brings games closer to your chest

That pounding in your chest when the action gets really intense in a video game or movie takes on a new dimen…

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Still Playing: Duet - a frustrating, joyful, beautifully melodic and starkly clinical contradicti...

Still Playing: Duet - a frustrating, joyful, beautifully melodic and starkly clinical contradicti...

Duet is a game of conflicts and contrasts. It veers between chaos and order, triumph and despair, life and de…

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Access for all: meet the organisations and developers supporting disabled players

Access for all: meet the organisations and developers supporting disabled players

Carlos Vasquez can hold his own against the very best Mortal Kombat players in the world. He competes in tour…

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How passion killed and revived a 20-year-old indie game

How passion killed and revived a 20-year-old indie game

Shenandoah: Daughter of the Stars was supposed to be released in 1993. Developed for the Amiga by four Swedis…

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The healing power of video games

The healing power of video games

Steven Gonzalez was just 12 years old when doctors diagnosed him with acute myeloid leukemia, a rare form of …

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Otters making a comeback in Western New York

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By Richard Moss
| Batavia Daily News Verified
River otters are becoming so prevalent in New York State that some officials are wondering whether to allow trapping of the species again. Whether or not trapping is allowed is a separate and controversial discussion, but the fact that question is being asked is a good marker for how successful the river otter reintroduction program has been in the state, Tom Snyder of the Seneca Park Zoo and Zoo Society said during an April 25 presentation on the species at Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge.
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Councillor under investigation over racism allegations

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By Evie Lake Verified, Richard Moss
| Aol Verified
Glenn Gibbins was elected to Sunderland City Council on Thursday A newly elected Reform UK councillor is under investigation following allegations of racism, according to the party. Glenn Gibbins was elected to represent the Hylton Castle ward on Sunderland City Council on Thursday when Reform took control of the local authority. Gibbins, who appeared as Gibbons on some party material, is accused of posting racist comments online.
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North East Mayor says Starmer on 'borrowed time'

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By Evie Lake Verified, Richard Moss
| Aol Verified
Kim McGuinness said people in north-east England had voted for change North East Mayor Kim McGuinness has said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is on "borrowed time" following the local elections. Residents across north-east England went to the polls on Thursday for all out council elections which saw Labour's hold on the region decimated.
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