We met up today to discuss where we think Another Castle is going in the next academic year, and also to plan the next issue. And after copious amounts of screaming, shouting, swearing and pizza, we actually got started. We’re really looking forward to playing this year’s crop of Christmas blockbusters, and even more excited about shredding the suckers and dedicating a shrine to Modern Warfare 2 (OK, I might be biased). We’re also looking forward to Freshers’ Week – we’re not sure how it’s working yet, but our new Editor-in-Chief (my, doesn’t that sound fancy), Azfarul Islam, or Az to his mates, would definitely like to try and get some newbies on board so the whole ship doesn’t fall apart when we disappear off the face of our Imperial-centric Earth.

If you are interested in writing, designing or something-ing for Another Castle… well, there’s a great big “Contact Us” link up at the top. Why don’t you click it? I’m sure you can figure the rest out.

See you all the new year guys.

Nah, we’re just all fretting about exams and coursework. No time to game, and even less time to think about it, if you have many many assignments due in and tests to take over the next week.

One eagle-eyed reader has latched onto ground-breaking research currently consuming American scientists’ man hours: the probability of Princess Peach been in Another Castle = 7/8. In other words, every 1 in 8 castles you encounter as a fat, Italian plumber will contain the damsel in distress you’re looking for. OR… look at it ANOTHER WAY and you can scientifically say, including rounding, that 90% of the time the dastardly Bowser will take his hostage somewhere other than the place you’ve just arrived at expecting and hoping to find the Princess only to be told that she’s in “another castle”.

The revolutionary research was conducted using well known thermodynamics and lots of pi symbols. Calculations by this moronic physicist can verify that the American researchers correctly carried every 1 where necessary and that the findings are factually correct with 83% certainty.

UPDATE: Imperial has just secured £0.75m in funding to verify the research, this time using a Van der Waals model, rather than Ideal Gas laws.

UPDATE: Science, lol.

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It’s not all fun and games, though — every so often we need to write stuff. I’m not sure exactly what you’ll see up here, but it’ll probably be along the lines of random excerpts from drafts, musings, violent outbursts and fart jokes.

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Later.