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Chris Scullion is a Celtic supporter. As a Scottish football fan, he’s used to not spending fortunes on superstars. He wants the FIFA 17 Henrik Larsson legend player, but since Henrik’s 495,000 coins, he might have to settle for Danny Ings.

Latest articles by Chris Scullion

More games should give us the chance to explore their worlds with the difficulty turned completely off

By Chris Scullion published 9 February 18

Opinion Some of us just want to wander around and gaze at stuff

Opinion

It’s time for PS VR to offer us more than just great games - bring us experiences too

By Chris Scullion published 21 December 17

Opinion

Looking into our coffee cups for clues in Swery’s outstandingly bizarre Deadly Premonition

By Chris Scullion published 21 July 17

Retrospective

Written off as shallow, Lego Dimensions gives invested players a surprisingly deep end game

By Chris Scullion published 15 April 17

Opinion

It’s time for in-game collectibles to finally give us something worth hunting for

By Chris Scullion published 29 March 17

Opinion

FIFA 17's latest feature shows everything that's wrong with the human race

By Chris Scullion published 21 December 16

Opinion

Take a trip down Memory Card Lane with the best television adverts in PlayStation history

By Chris Scullion published 1 December 16

Feature

How A Link to the Past paved the way for the future of Zelda

By Chris Scullion published 21 November 16

Game History

The most unappreciated Zelda game is secretly its most innovative

By Chris Scullion published 25 August 15

Game History

Brian Lara 2007 Pressure Play review

By Chris Scullion published 24 October 07

Is Lara's latest handheld update stumped for new ideas?

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