Alan Wen is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in writing about video games, covering topics such as consoles, digital art, and animation through features, interviews, previews, reviews, and op-eds. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including VG247, GamesRadar+, NME, and Polygon.
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What does the lukewarm reaction to high-fidelity remakes of Star Fox and Ocarina of Time say about Nintendo fans' changing tastes?
Twin Soul's creator is avoiding realistic graphics in favour of something more 'prehistoric'.
By: Alan Wen
Noboru Hotta says there's no place for realism in his game, Twin Soul.
Coming to Switch 2, Starfox's history is weirder than the remakes.
By: Alan Wen
Rain98 director Shoon T on recreating 1998 in a perpetually raining Tokyo.
By: Alan Wen
Solo indie dev Shinnosuke Kumazawa on making a game as a tribute to his dog that his kids can play.
By: Alan Wen
It looks like claymation, but it's not.
By: Alan Wen
Jordi & Oslo: The Lost Tail is a hand-painted labour of love for Guillem Ruiz.
We have all the timepieces in the world. 007 First Light strikes a key balance between keeping James Bond grounded while also placing him
By: Alan Wen
Daniel Craig's Bond, Batman, and Sifu were among the inspirations behind 007 First Light's melee-based combat.
