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NAG Podcast #58: DLSS 5 Leaks, LEGO Plans and Cody at IFA < NAG
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (353+ words) In this week’s NAG Live Podcast, I get into the leaked DLSS 5 files that have started making their way into older games, we bring Willi from LUG onto the show to talk Lego and future NAG activations, and Cody eventually…...
Miss Truesdale and the Rise of Men Comic Review: Gods, Monsters and Glorious Confusion < NAG
1+ week, 2+ day ago (805+ words) Miss Truesdale and the Rise of Man is the kind of comic that throws you into a world of ancient mythology, strange creatures and powerful beings, and basically says, “Good luck, figure it out.” And somehow, I mean that as…...
3 Wonderfully Random And Nerdy LEGO Sets Coming Soon That Belong On Your Shelf < NAG
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1310+ words) LEGO has reached that wonderful point in its existence where almost anything is fair game. Spaceships? Obviously. Video game consoles? Naturally. Famous paintings? Sure. A Nike sneaker blasting off from the surface of the moon while a LEGO spaceman performs…...
5 Overwhelmingly Positive Games To Grab In Steam’s PvE Survival Crafting Fest < NAG
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1499+ words) There are two questions every good survival crafting game eventually asks. Can you craft? Great. But can you survive? That second part tends to be considerably more complicated. Steam’s PvE Survival Crafting Fest is running now through 7 September, bringing together…...
3 Wonderfully Nerdy LEGO Sets That Belong on Every Geek’s Wishlist < NAG
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1260+ words) There has arguably never been a better time to be an adult LEGO fan. There has also arguably never been a worse time to be an adult LEGO fan with limited shelf space, limited disposable income and absolutely no ability…...
10 Overwhelmingly Positive Steam Games On Sale Right Now That Are Absolutely Worth Your Money < NAG
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1611+ words) Steam sales are dangerous things. You open the store intending to check one price, and twenty minutes later, you’re trying to explain to yourself why buying six games technically counts as saving money. Still, there are discounts, and then there…...
Wishlist Wednesday: Creepy Foxes, Cthulhu Trains And Pokémon Polaroids I Absolutely Need < NAG
3+ week, 4+ day ago (901+ words) Every Wednesday, I open the door to the increasingly overcrowded part of my brain where things I want but absolutely do not need have been living rent-free. Sometimes there is a theme. Sometimes there is even logic. This week, there…...
5 Best LEGO Car Sets For Adults Who Want To Build Their Dream Garage < NAG
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1382+ words) There comes a point in adulthood when you realise that owning a garage filled with classic Jaguars, ridiculous hypercars, movie icons and Formula 1 machinery may be slightly outside the monthly budget. Thankfully, LEGO is considerably more accommodating. Some of the…...
NAG Live Podcast #55: Mobile Gaming, Dave the Diver and Len's new Hawaiian shirt < NAG
4+ week, 2+ day ago (211+ words) This week’s NAG Live Podcast spends a fair amount of time on mobile gaming, which suits me because I absolutely love it. That leads us back to older handheld hardware, including the Nokia N-Gage and Sony PSP. Both were built…...