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With a title that sounds like a back-catalogue effort from the Hallmark Channel, or maybe a mid-career musical theatre number by David Essex...

It's been a while, but work's been more than a tad hectic the last couple of months, and I've had little spare time. Fortunately...

Apple is the last of the original "Holy Trinity" of personal computer manufacturers. Whereas Tandy and Commodore are long gone, by...

It's exceedingly easy to view the video games industry with a cynical eye these days, where late stage capitalism and the general crappi...

Has it really been two years? Yep, I had to check but it was indeed March of 2024 that I last reviewed a tome from the keyboard of Jamie Len...

Mr Croucher is back with a second entry in a planned five volume set of Gamers tomes, this time casting an eye on the glory days of the micr...

Acorn Computers remains for many of a certain generation the quintessential British computing company. From its scrappy founding at the tail...

The latest release from Bitmap Books intends to provide a visual guide to the nine (so far) console generations that have (in most cases, bu...

This is not, as the title may suggest to readers of a certain age, the latest addition to Mills & Boon's 2026 catalogue, but instead...

One of the joys of a growing library of books about videogames is that the result of reading them is a broadening of my horizons. A prime ex...