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Emad Ahmed writes about science and gaming. He tweets @ThisIsEmad.
One of Nintendo’s beloved characters has been compared to an old man’s penis.
The former Games Workshop and Eidos boss on turning a hobby into a career, and why he is starting an academy.
The Japanese designer on using music, movement, art and colour to create truly pioneering games.
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The first questions about the loss of human identity in a tech-filled world were raised in Mamoru Oshii’s 1995 hit film.
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Silicone ring containing antiretroviral dapivirine drug could play an important role in preventing HIV infections.
