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GONZO Blast! Videogame News Round-Up 07/04/11 to 14/04/11

by @Neon_Lynx Email

Stand by folks! GONZO Blast heading right for your face! Click here to see how it works.

What's in this inaugural GONZO Blast then? Mouthy EA executives, Capcom's Captivate event, cyber-terrorists and money. Lots and lots of money.

This week's blast is brought to you by the kind folks at Xbox360Acheivments, PS3Trophies, Official Nintendo Magazine, Computer and Videogames, Game Kudos and Edge Online.

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Gavin Jones

Interview with Daniel Clifford writer of Sugar Glider

by Gavin Jones Email

Cover to Sugar Glider #1 by Daniel Clifford and Gary Bainbridge available @ Thought Bubble Festival 2010

Over the past few months I've gotten to know Daniel Clifford pretty well, either through listening to him lose his mind on his and co-host Lily's excellent podcast; North East Geek Feast, enjoying a Halo: Reach wild ride in true Mr Toad fashion or endless twittering back and forth. So when the opportunity came up to talk to Daniel about his latest project with the Paper Jam Comics Collective; Sugar Glider I jumped at the chance to delve deeper into that wonderfully weird mind:

So what is Sugar Glider all about?

Sugar Glider is a costumed crime-fighter comic based on Tyneside but like all the superhero comics I like best, it's more about the person in the costume than it is about the crime-fighting. And the person in the costume is Susie Sullivan; a teenager with no clue what to do with her life. Everyone around her has a clear path in life - her mam is a nurse, her sister is a mother and her best friend is a sports prodigy. But no matter what Susie tries, nothing ever sticks. She's done all the dead-end jobs you can think of and tried out fashion design, wildlife photography, filmmaking, judo, athletics, etc etc. But she can't commit. I really think this is a story people can relate to - everyone's under so much pressure to decide one thing to do for the rest of their life - it doesn't even matter that the 'one job for life' thing just doesn't happen anymore. But then there's the escapist part of the story - she's found herself with this gliding suit and is trying out something a lot less ordinary - super heroics!

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