streets of rage
The Halls of Power
The side-scrolling beat-em-up put a fallen city on the screen and a devil at the top of it. What gave the end boss away was never his crimes. It was his taste.
Darran Anderson
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Exit Flatland
This article appears in Issue 9 of Kill Screen’s print magazine. It launches on August 8th, but you can get 10 percent off before that date with the discount code RELAUNCH. /// In 1884, Edwin Abbott Abbott published Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions. It was told from the perspective of A Square
isometric
Exit Flatland
How isometric projection gave videogames a third dimension, centuries after painters found it first.
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What cyberpunk was and what it will be
This is a preview of an article you can read on our new website dedicated to virtual reality, Versions. /// We often forget when predicting the future that it will inevitably continue to change. Whatever we dream up, however utopian or dystopian, will be subject to resistances and reimaginings. It w