Mr Luke Kemp esq.
@luke-k
He/him. Free range word layer. Contributed to every issue of PLAY Magazine (RIP). Has also been spotted at GamesMaster, Edge, Eurogamer, GamesRadar, GamesIndustry[dot]biz, Rock Paper Shotgun, PC Gamer, The Guardian, SFX, more.
I'm not a huge Funko guy, but when I saw the gang in a charity shop for eight quid total I had to.
I found this while looking through some books. I have no memory whatsoever of buying it, but I'm very much looking forward to reading it. Well done, past (or possibly time-travelling future) me.
Sending this e mail in the middle of a global PSN outage is great work Sony, no notes.
Also: execs are very bad at identifying irony, but when they do, they get scared.
I'm going to use this mouse pad for my grown-up job on the days I have to go into the office, and you can't stop me.
Is this as simple as the greed and gullibility of politicians, or do these AI companies have access to horrendous blackmail material on British politicians? Because this government is taking things dangerously far, further perhaps than any other.
A strange and beautiful film, and one of the select few to make me cry. Can't wait to watch it again.
Don't bother sending me a connection request on LinkedIn, there is now absolutely no way I will accept.
I picked it up in Smiths (or whatever it's called now) in Bath, where I also saw this sexy monument in Bath Abbey.
Ten quid, but I thought I'd treat myself. I love magazines, and it's not like Game Informer is easy to find in the UK.
I love this soundtrack (never watched the film; I just bought it for the Chris Cornell song), and pulling out the CD to listen to while I write, I'm reminded that the inlay has the lyrics to *all* of the songs. That's cool.
Nothing but disgust and contempt for mainstream media playing with the murder of Henry Nowak like this. While further proof that the answer to a news headline in the form of a question is always "no", floating such ideas prominently legitimises and propogates them. This is why we're where we are.
Love the juxtaposition of these guys having a great time and what you're led to believe they're watching.
Some people will direct you to the 4k remaster, but I prefer to watch it as the director intended.
Norah O’Donnell uses 60 Minutes to prove that not all heroes wear capes.
Can somebody help me with this puzzle on the side of my Easter egg box? I've been trying to crack this for days, I'm losing my mind.