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The Last of Us Part II was my Favourite Worst Game of 2020
The Last of Us Part II was my Favourite Worst Game of 2020
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Evan Robins
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July 15, 2021
Out of all the games she played during the pandemic, The Last of Us Part II continues to stick with Evan Robins. In this review she examines the expectations this sequel had to live up to, what it actually delivered on, and the difficulty of appreciating the art and craft of games, while resenting the industry behind them.
Sports Are Cancelled, We're Gamers Now
Sports Are Cancelled, We're Gamers Now
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Lucas Schaefer
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June 24, 2021
Lucas Schaefer details what you can expect from the “gamer takeover” happening to Arthur’s sports section this summer. Check out what’s in store, and what we’re game for!
Chapter One of 'Highway Robbery: An Odyssey of Bikes Stolen in Peterborough'
Chapter One of 'Highway Robbery: An Odyssey of Bikes Stolen in Peterborough'
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Katie Pedlar
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December 9, 2020
In this first instalment of her series, Katie Pedlar retells her personal experiences with bike theft in Peterborough. Drama, crime, and intrigue -- this odyssey has it all! Katie confronts cycling as a paradox: it is a symbol of wealth and hardship, a means of transportation, a creative outlet and a metaphor for Peterborough itself.
Team Canada Gold Medalists and Petes Teammates Honoured by City Council
Team Canada Gold Medalists and Petes Teammates Honoured by City Council
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Peterborough Petes teammates and Canadian World Junior gold medalists were recognized by Mayor Jeff Leal and City Council on Monday January 23rd, 2023.
Confessions of a Baseball Fundamentalist: The Revolution Will Be Boring
Confessions of a Baseball Fundamentalist: The Revolution Will Be Boring
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Co-Editor and baseball fanatic, Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay, explores the revolutionary potential of baseball in the first of what will hopefully become a semi-regular exploration of baseball ephemera.
Hockey and the Toxic Culture It Breeds
Hockey and the Toxic Culture It Breeds
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Owen Harrison explores the ways in which a toxic culture that protects star players is palpable at all levels of the sport.
Binary Sea - Elden Ring Review: First Impressions
Binary Sea - Elden Ring Review: First Impressions
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Cameron Noble reviews 'Elden Ring' declaring the game a 'triumphant moment' for video games, unpacking how it subverts trope and cliche and immerses the player in an entirely new world.
Be A Goldfish: How Ted Lasso is Changing the Game for Male Mental Health in Television
Be A Goldfish: How Ted Lasso is Changing the Game for Male Mental Health in Television
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Bethan Bates reviews ‘Ted Lasso,’ a TV series starring Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, and Juno Temple about an American football coach who moves to London to coach a Premier League (British) football team.
Fallout New Vegas: An Introduction to Politics
Fallout New Vegas: An Introduction to Politics
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Can a video game about a post-nuclear fallout future set in Las Vegas change your understanding of the present political moment? Cheyenne Wood reviews Fallout New Vegas and dives into the twisted future and the political realities it reflects.
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Top Five Internet and/or Operating System Simulation Videogames
Top Five Internet and/or Operating System Simulation Videogames
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Taking a break from literary criticism, Dante Pettapiece decides to sit behind a gamer's keyboard instead. While reviewing five recent videogames, Pettapiece charts out how each one replicates and comments on the past of technology and internet culture, occasionally pointing out where reality and technology might be better off separate than together.
How chess taught me to blunder, beautifully
How chess taught me to blunder, beautifully
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In this article Lucas shares his recent fixation on chess, and how it’s changed the way he thinks of failure. Read to enjoy how he’s learned to blunder beautifully!