Often mistakenly referred to as “female samurai”, female warriors have a long history in Japan, beginning long before samurai emerged as a warrior class.
Many of my fellow American Whovians aren’t aware of the wealth of extra material BBC puts out for Doctor Who. I don’t love watching trailers or interviews personally – I like to view episodes as spoiler-free as I can. However, the prequels and minisodes are intended to be watched with the…
Some of the minisodes are great. Well worth checking out. You missed out my favourite, bit outdated now, from between Flesh and Stone and Vampires of Venice. I love it because it’s a very funny and very serious look at why the Doctor has companions: http://bit.ly/12yeFn1
Tonight I completed Bioshock Infinite, and I really want to talk about it. But I won’t because nobody should ever spoil an ending so brilliantly told.
It was a great game, even if the gameplay was frustrating in places, but ultimately the Bioshock series is about the environment, the story and the choices. Infinite does this in a truly beautiful way, and is a perfect example of why games are my favourite form of art.