Steve Bristow

What's On — Cinema Under The Stairs Point Break at The Bullingdon on Wednesday 26th February 2025

Come to Oxford. Watch Point Break (sold out but you can sit on Sal's lap). Hang out with your fans.

cinemaunderthestairs.com/whats-on/

They really enjoyed it but, I think, for quite different reasons than I do. Half Bishop sliding towards an airlock feels very different with a laugh track.

At least we all agreed that Ripley is an icon.

Finally watched Aliens with my kids last night. It was a big moment for me. There’s a lot of who I was at their age in that film, it encapsulates so much of what I thought, and still think, is cool.

Anyway, they thought the whole thing was hilarious.

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Rytmos on Steam #3 Best game of the year 2023 in Eurogamer! A relaxing puzzle game where you create music by solving mazes. Travel from planet to planet and discover new music. Finalist Apple design awards 2024 in in...

store.steampowered.com/app/1634220/...

Daddy’s Head was great! Proper skin-crawling dread with some very effective and well-earned jolts of horror. It’d make a nice double bill with The Babadook.

Yes but I never want to watch it again. Really excruciatingly difficult to watch and not in a fun way.

This will be the first time I've gone back to Shudder since watching The Coffee Table.

Hello! I’m Steve Bristow, a Design Director with >25 years of game development xp.

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Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

Rewards dexterity without requiring a lot of it and challenges your abstract problem-solving skills. Allows you to discover its depth without hand-holding or lecturing. Lets you grow into the role of hero in a rich and constantly surprising world.

The world would be a better place if more people had played Gorogoa.