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James Denselow
James Denselow is a writer on Middle East politics and security issues. He has worked extensively in the Middle East, including research for foreign policy think tank Chatham House. He is a fellow at the Center for Syrian Studies (CSS).
Latest Published
- James Denselow
Review: ‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ sets new bar for first-person carnage
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Atomfall’ is a quirky apocalypse featuring retro paranoia and tea-fueled resilience
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog’ offers a gritty, narrative-driven adventure
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Donkey Kong Country Returns’ offers classic retro platform fun
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Starbound’ makes long-awaited console debut on Xbox
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’ puts you in the dusty boots of the famous archeologist
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl’ tells a story of resilience and survival
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster’ offers reanimated chaos in 4K
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘Astro Bot’ sets new standards for platformer games
- James Denselow
REVIEW: Zelda’s ‘Echoes of Wisdom’ brings puzzle magic
- James Denselow
Review: With ‘Star Wars Outlaws,’ spend a long, long time in galaxy far, far away
- James Denselow
REVIEW: ‘The First Descendant’ offers grind-based fun and frustration
