The latest from Life is Strange studio Don’t Nod is a time-spanning adventure about connecting with old friends.
The latest from Life is Strange studio Don’t Nod is a time-spanning adventure about connecting with old friends.
The fuzz of the cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitor, alongside static grains and flickering scanlines, is a touchstone for ’90s-era nostalgia. It’s shorthand for those halcyon days when technology was predominantly analog and millennial kids spent their summers shoving bulky tapes into VHS players, recording favorite bits of their after-school television shows, and making their own home videos with camcorders. It’s this vignette that developer Don’t Nod Montréal leans heavily into in Lost Records: Bloom &
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