Want a sense of how tough it is to make AAA video games? Check out this Twine story/game by Matthew Burns, a veteran developer (and friend of Kotaku) who has spent a lot of time in the trenches. It's both brilliant and horrifying.

No, all it's done is to goad games writers into unnecessary labelling with identical reporting. The Guardian doesn't have to write "DISCLOSURE: Charlie Brooker used to write a regular column in our newspaper" every time they write about Black Mirror, Nathan Barley or Weekly Wipe, or to say "David Mitchell still works…

I wonder when the memo went out to sports analysts that those are the two official code words for black. Was it the same one where they announced Latinos had been voted "fiery" and whites "scrappy" or were there separate ballots?