Tag Archives: Necromancy

Top posts in May, with continuing necromancy, free Xbox LIVE games, @wordament, a mobile ZX Spectrum emulator and Space Crusade

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Alex Ross-Shaw

These are the top five posts for the month of May: #5 – “Classic Board Game Conversions: Space Crusade. Because in space, no one can hear you roll 2D6.” A new entry this month! A retrospective on the Games Workshop … Continue reading →

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The top five posts on Zombies Ate My Xbox in March, concerning the ZX Spectrum, Necromancy, Windows Phone, Bubble Bobble and Skyrim.

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Alex Ross-Shaw

These are the top five posts on Zombies Ate My Xbox over the last month in case you missed any of them: #5 – “ZX Mobile brings ZX Spectrum touch screen gaming to Windows Phone 7 and iPhone“ My review … Continue reading →

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A series of unfortunate search engine queries…

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Alex Ross-Shaw

One of the fun things about running a website is looking at some of the random search queries people use to end up at your site. Many of them seem slightly odd but make sense due to various key words … Continue reading →

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Why necromancy in Skyrim is like dealing crack in 1980s America. A blogpost inspired by @ElderScrolls and @Freakonomics #skyrim

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Alex Ross-Shaw

Why would anyone want to be a Necromancer? Not in the real world of course, the benefits there are obvious, but in the latest game in the Elder Scrolls series, Skyrim. Enter any tomb in the land and you’re bound to … Continue reading →

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