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Ian Findlay

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Fledgling freelancer with an almost compulsive need to alliterate and a particular penchant for indie games. As well as being the Editor-In-Chief of Just Press Start, Ian can be found scattered about the internet under various 'Finners' related guises.

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Borderlands 2 Boasts A 58 Hour Campaign
Much has been made of the sheer number of guns within the world of Borderlands 2, but until now little has been revealed about just how long it will take to amass such an impressive arsenal. The first adventure for the vault, including side missions, took around 30 hours per playthrough - the sequel looks set to double that.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 19, 2012
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Problem Patch Returning To Fez
Fez is getting another update, and it is fittingly conceptually rather puzzling. Having broken saves and hearts alike, the recently pulled patch will be returning to the game due to the financial implications associated with fixing it.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 19, 2012
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The Last Of Us To Ensure That Every Action Carries A Consequence
Naughty Dog have already announced their plans for less linearity in the picturesque post-apocalyptic masterpiece The Last of Us, but it now seems that this will be realised through much more than mere exploration. Player choice will apparently permeate much of the game, bringing a sense of consequence to almost every action you take.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 18, 2012
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Splinter Cell: Blacklist To Place Sam’s Morality In The Players’ Hands
Sam Fisher has certainly matured since his first stealthy attack on gaming back in 2002, and this appears to have been accompanied by the realisation of the the moral ambiguity of the world in which he operates. Splinter Cell: Blacklist is set to return to the more stealth-orientated gameplay of the first few games, but it will also focus on the seemingly impossible decisions one would have to make in his position.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 17, 2012
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Metro: Last Light Gameplay Demo Is Heavy On Atmosphere
Metro: Last Light may have been delayed until next year, but that doesn't mean that it's going to allow us a reprieve from its harrowing atmosphere until then. 4A Games has just released 13 minutes of footage from the highly-anticipated sequel to the outstanding yet somewhat overlooked Metro 2033, and it is as terrifying as it is beautiful.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 17, 2012
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Machinarium May Be Making Its Way Onto The PS Vita
Machinarium is a perfect demonstration of the mastery Amanita Design have over the point-and-click genre. Since its release for the PC and Mac in 2009, the game's illustrious beauty has spread onto a variety of platforms. However, the portable powerhouse that is the PS Vita isn't one of them, at least not yet.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 16, 2012
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Total War Too Taxing For Anything But The PC
To many, grand scale strategy games are seemingly incompatible with anything but the PC. There have been console equivalents to games such as those in the Total War franchise, but none have come close to competing with the mouse and keyboard in terms of deep and intuitive controls. Yet this is not what will keep games like Total War: Rome II from invading the consoles, it is the lack of power.
Ian Findlay Ian Findlay Jul 13, 2012
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