typically ordinary day-to-day of a Tokyo high-schooler - atte [...]Publisher:Atlus SoftwareDeveloper:Atlus SoftwareRating: 80%

PinstripePinstripe is an adventure about Hell created entirely by a one-man team over the course of five years. Play as Teddy, an estranged ex-minister forced to venture through the frozen afterli [...]Publisher:Armor GamesDeveloper:Atmos Games

Planet of the EyesPlanet of the Eyes is a narrative-platformer about a service robot stranded on a mysterious planet, featuring a mix of puzzle and platforming challenges, an original musical score, and fu [...]Publisher:CococucumberDeveloper:CococucumberBayern Munich

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Zinedine Zidane deserves more credit, says Steve McManaman

Zinedine Zidane will eclipse the greatest managers in history if he wins a third consecutive Champions League, but a sneering campaign has shadowed his Real Madrid reign. Only two managers, Bob Paisley and Carlo Ancelotti, have won the European Cup three times, but not in successive years. Despite Zidane being on the threshold of unprecedented success, cynics continue to damn him with faint praise. The Frenchman is often portrayed as the fortunate recipient of an expensively assembled squad, rather than the architect of ­mesmerising performances. For those who know him, the withering assessments of his work are fed by jealousy and ignorance. “He doesn’t get enough credit. He took over a struggling, dysfunctional team,” says Steve