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Article by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to play the free to play fan made game of Spyro and Crash Bandicoot, built into Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon. The game features 3 demo levels already available for you to play.

Enjoy! ;)

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe Easter Egg Puzzle - Atomfall Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

• Map Marker: 38.0 E, 77.4 N
• Location: Cottage Cellar, Protocol Workshop, Skethermoor

Solution

1. The Snow Painting: Head into the room on the right. Locate the painting depicting a snowy landscape, push it aside and press the hidden button behind it. This will trigger the next painting to move.
2. The Lion Painting: Go into the room opposite the main entrance (clear out the rats first). Find the painting of a Lion, which has now shifted to reveal a second button. Press this button to move the final painting.
3. The Witch Painting: Go to the painting of a Witch near the bed. Pressing the previous button will have moved it to reveal a hidden lever. Pull this lever.
4. The Wardrobe will now open.

Erica Spindler’s Cause for Alarm Review (Book Reviews) (Reviews)

Review by Warren Woodhouse

Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars

Genres: Fiction; Suspense; Thriller; Mystery; Crime; Romance

Warnings: Pedophilia; Rape; Serial Killer

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this read. I saw a couple of books in the dining room that my mum was planning on selling and I asked if I could have some, this book was amongst them. Really impressed by this. If this book was a video game or film, I’ll happily enjoy it again. Just one of those stories that’s good to put down and think upon, felt the same way with each ending. Not cliché like other books, just a well written and well thought piece. That’s how it should be.

I felt sad for Julianna at first, personally felt Richard comes across as full of himself; showy and bravado-esque.

Erica sets the scenes with absolute detail, I immediately fell in and could see where the story was taking us. Beautifully written, will definitely read another one of her books if I ever come across it.

Game Guides Buttons (Graphics)

 Buttons by Warren Woodhouse

Atomfall Guide

 

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

About the Game

Northern England, 1962

A nuclear disaster has left an area of Britain in ruin. Atomfall is a new survival-action game that sees you explore, scavenge, barter and fight your way through the beautiful English countryside in search of answers.

Encounter eccentric characters, deranged cults, and rogue agencies as you seek to uncover the dark mystery of what really happened at the Windscale atom plant.

- Player-driven mystery

- Search, scavenge, survive

- Brutal combat

• Published By: Rebellion Developments

• Developed By: Rebellion Fireshine Games

• Game Engine: Rebellion Fireshine Engine

• Released: 2025

Pages

• Walkthrough
• Trophies
• Links & Bookmarks
• Fanart
• Discussions
• Soundtrack
• Tips & Tricks
• Endings
• Collectibles
• Locations

Locations - Atomfall Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Main Game

Cumberland

Slatten Dale

• Bunker: 24.3 E, 71.0 N
• Phone Booth: add
• Knife and Loot (Weapon & Loot): 26.6 E, 70.9 N
• Secret Makeshift Camp in Waterfall: add
• The Interchange - Slatten Dale: 31.0 E, 77.8 N
• Gate to Wyndham Village: 29.0 E, 79.4 N
• Trader Camp: 26.4 E, 79.1 N
• Waterwheels: 27.4 E, 74.9 N
• Hobb’s Mining Company (unmarked): 27.4 E, 74.9 N
• > Slate Mine Caves: add
• > Hobb’s Quarry Mining Company’s Office (unmarked): 26.6 E, 70.9 N
• Bunker: 27.7 E, 71.9 N
• Hobb’s Quarry: add
• Helicopter Crash Site: add
• Entrance to the Sewer: add
• Mr. Bean’s Remains and Green Mini (Mr. Bean Easter Egg): 23.4 E, 77.0 N
• Bunker L7: 26.5 E, 77.1 N
• Convoy Wreckage: add
• Derelict Bunker: add
• Outlaw Camp: add
• > Bunker: 31.2 E, 75.0 N
• Outlaw’s Cave: add
• Railyard: 28.7 E, 77.5 N
• > Locomotive Repair Shed: 28.5 E, 77.0 N
• Bombed Farmhouse with Dead Body in the Basement and eerie unearthly sounds (The War of the Worlds Easter Egg): 25.3 E, 72.7 N

Wyndham Village

• Village Hall: 33.4 E, 79.3 N
• St. Katherine’s Church: add
• Gate to Slatten Dale: add
• Mereview Hotel (Faulty Towers Easter Egg): add
• The Boathouse: add
• The Interchange - Wyndham: 33.8 E, 78.3 N
• Grendel’s Head (pub): 34.3 E, 79.2 N
• Village Green: 33.9 E, 80.3 N
• The Bakery: add
• The Brewery (unmarked): add
• > Brewery Cellar: add
• Village Shop: add
• Wyndham Garage: add
• Mill Grounds: add
• Protocol Outpost: add
• Gate to Sewer: add
• Gate to Skethermoor: add
• Gate to Casterfell Woods: add
• Lake Wyndhamere: add
• Secret Cellar (unmarked): 30.5 E, 80.5 N
• Zombie Shark (Zombie Army (Video Game) Easter Egg): 34.2 E, 83.7 N
• Chessboard with White Ball (The Prisoner Easter Egg): 34.2 E, 83.7 N
• Forgotten Cellar: add
• The Little Tea Room: 34.6 E, 80.2 N

Skethermoor

• The Moors: add
• Vehicle Storage Bunker (unmarked): 43.4 E, 74.6 N
• Thorndike Farm: add
• > Nora’s Barn: add
• Brinsop Manor: add
• > Cellar: add
• RAF Snoad Moss: add
• The Interchange - Skethermoor: add
• > Exterior - The Vanishing T.A.R.D.I.S. (Doctor Who Easter Egg): 39.2 E, 73.7 N
• Protocol Camp: 39.9 E, 71.4 N
• Protocol Garrison (Also Known As: Protocol Field Station): 41.3 E, 74.9 N
• Protocol Workshop: 38.0 E, 77.4 N
• Skethermoor Cottage: add
• > Cellar: add
• >> The Wardrobe Door (The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe Easter Egg): 38.0 E, 77.4 N, look for hatch Access L3 at the bunker
• Bathtub on the Hill (Last of the Summer Wine Easter Egg): 43.8 E, 76.7 N
• Iconic Helmet (Judge Dredd Easter Egg): 38.0 E, 77.4 N
• Greenhouses: add
• Radio Tower: add
• Road Blockade: add
• Ruined Hamlet: add
• Slate Mine Caves: 37.3 E, 72.9 N
• Slate Mine Ruins: add
• Skethermoor Prison: add
• Trader Camp: add
• Entrance to Wyndham Village: add

Casterfell Woods

• Location (Unmarked): 24.7 E, 85.6 N
• Excalibur (The Sword in the Stone (Folklore) Easter Egg): 20.9 E, 86.6 N
• > Datlow Hall Grounds: 26.2 E, 85.4 N
• >> The Decapitated Old Lady Statue (James Bond 007 in Goldfinger (1964) Easter Egg): 26.2 E, 85.4 N
• Datlow Hall: 26.1 E, 85.0 N
• > Broken Chandelier (Only Fools and Horses Easter Egg): 26.1 E, 85.0 N
• Iconic Gateway (The Italian Job (1969) Easter Egg): 23.7 E, 92.2 N
• The Wicker Man Pyre (The Wicker Man (1973) Easter Egg): 21.5 E, 87.3 N
• Casterfell Dam: add
• > Casterfell Dam Data Store: add
• Golland Keep: 19.6 E, 83.7 N
• Remote Bunker (Unmarked): 27.9 E, 91.6 N
• Old Mine (Formerly: Ulversdale Slate Mine): add
• Casterfell Greenhouses & Garden Centre: 43.4 E, 74.6 N
• Boatyard: add
• Bunker L9: add
• Cellar: add
• Druids’ Camp: add
• Helicopter Crash Site: 24.9 E, 88.3 N
• Logging Mill: add
• Radio Tower: add
• Sewer Tunnels: add
• The Interchange - Casterfell Woods: add
• The Speaking Cave: 23.0 E, 85.4 N
• Trader Camp: add
• Village Outskirts: add
• Watermill Cellar: add

The Interchange

• Central Processor
• Crane Controls
• Data Store Alpha
• Data Store Bravo
• Data Store Charlie
• Data Store Delta
• Medical
• Medical Tunnels
• Oberon Dig Site
• Robotics
• Entrance to Casterfell Woods
• Entrance to Slatten Dale
• Entrance to Skethermoor
• Entrance to Windscale Plant
• Entrance to Wyndham Village

DLCs

Wicked Isle DLC

• Midsummer Isle: add
• The Jolly Angler: add
• Midsummer Abbey: add
• Cumberland Coastline: add

The Red Strain DLC

• Test Site Moriah: add

Real Life Locations

• Midsummer Isle (Wicked Isle DLC): Burrow Head, Scotland, UK. (As seen in the 1973 horror “The Wicker Man”): 54.677778, -4.393611
• Midsummer Abbey (Wicked Isle DLC): 54.135278, -3.197778
• Casterfell Woods Old Mine: Kirkby Slate Quarries, Ulverston, Cumbria, England, UK.
• Wyndhammere: 54.358333, -2.936111
• University of Halmet (Mentioned Only)

Songs that make me feel Humble and sometimes Sad (Lists)

 List by Warren Woodhouse

Here is a list of songs that have made me feel humble to be alive and sad for those I have lost in my life, giving me a reason to carry on despite losing friends, family members and pets in my life time so far and in the future.

• Obstacles by Syd Matters
• Lost Cause by Beck
• Let Her Go by Passenger
• Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles (my grandad’s favourite song)
• Goodbye My Lover by James Blunt
• Take Me Home by Angus & Julia Stone
• The Scientist by Coldplay
• Wake Me Up When September Ends by Green Day
• When You Say Nothing At All by Roman Keating
• She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5
• A Hole in the Earth by Daughter
• Can’t Smile Without You by Barry Manilow
• After You’ve Gone by Turner Layton
• The Parting Glass by Cara Dillon
• The Sound of Silence by Rhydian Roberts

Missions - 007 First Light Guide

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Main Game

Story Missions

1. Against the Odds
2. Opening Title Sequence
3. The Needle’s Eye
4. A New Home
5. All the Time in the World
6. The Past Never Dies
7. Uninvited
8. Knightfall
9. Time To Die
10. Man of the Hour
11. Wave of the Future
12. For England
13. In His Majesty’s Secret Service
14. Earn The Number
15. End Credits

Challenges

1. Add

Trophies & Achievements - Challenges

1. The world is not enough: Collect all Postcards
2. For your eyes only: Unlock all MI6 Files
3. Recovered assets: Collect all Mementos
4. Casino Royale: Collect all Playing Cards
5. A collector’s habit: Find all collectibles
6. A legacy of spycraft: Discover all legacy items
7. Soft landing: Tackle an enemy over a ledge
8. Always have an exit plan: Use a gadget to escape a confrontation
9. Keep moving forward: Achieve clearance level 3
10. What if…?: Complete an Operation in TacSim
11. A change of pace: Complete an Escalation in TacSim
12. The readiness is all: Beat tier 3 of an Escalation in TacSim
13. Sleight of hand: Disarm an enemy by shooting a weapon from their hand
14. Positively shocking: Make an enemy taser another enemy
15. Short fuse: Shoot at an enemy while he’s throwing a grenade
16. He’ll live: Knock out an enemy by shooting him in the legs
17. Firestarter: Push an enemy into a fire extinguisher
18. Damp squib: Hack a grenade before it explodes
19. Disarming personality: Disarm an enemy with a laser

TacSim - Challenges

1. Add

DLCs

Bawma Will Return DLC

1. Bawma Will Return

What is the historical value of a Japanese Oban and Ryō in Today’s value? - Assassin’s Creed: Shadows Guide

Article by Warren Woodhouse

The value of a Japanese Oban (大判), which is a large, oval-shaped gold or silver coin minted during the Feudal Japan period, depends entirely on whether you measure its historical purchasing power or its modern collector (numismatic) value.

Modern Collector Value (What it sells for today)

Because they are large, beautifully crafted and highly rare, genuine Obans are incredibly valuable at auctions today. The following eras for which Obans were around are:

Common Era Obans (Man'en Era, 1860-1862): A typical, well-preserved Oban generally sells for between £ 15,000 and £ 30,000.
Rarer Era Obans (Genroku Era, 1695-1716): High-grade specimens from older eras routinely sell for £ 114,000 to £ 240,000.
Ultra-Rare Variety Obans: The record holder is the 1588 Tensho Hishi Oban (one of only six known to exist), which sold at a Stack's Bowers Galleries auction for $ 1.92 million dollars in the United States.

Historical Purchasing Power (What it bought then)

During the Tokugawa Shogunate, the official face value of 1 Oban was set at 10 Ryō (unlike the smaller Koban, which was worth 1 Ryō). However, Obans were massive (often weighing 1.2 to 0.36 pounds, UK weight measurement) and were treated more like ceremonial gifts for samurai or high-value currency for large bullion transactions rather than daily pocket change.

Historically, 1 Ryō was originally intended to buy enough rice to feed one person for an entire year (about 150 kg or 1 koku of rice).

Food Equivalent: Because 1 Oban = 10 Ryō, a single Oban theoretically represented 10 years worth of rice for one adult.
Modern Economic Equivalent: In terms of equivalent modern Japanese living standards and purchasing power parity, 1 Ryō is often estimated by economic historians to be worth roughly 100,000 to 130,000 Yen (~ £ 700 to £ 900). Therefore, 1 Oban carried an internal purchasing power of about £ 7,000 to £ 9,000 in its day.

Gold Meltdown Value

If you were to treat a standard Man'en Oban strictly as scrap metal, it contains roughly 1.2 troy ounces of pure gold (it weighs about 1.3 pounds but was typically alloyed with roughly 34% to 37% gold and the rest silver). At current gold prices, its raw metal content alone is worth roughly £ 3,000 or more.

References

• Ōban - Wikipedia (article)
• Man'en - Wikipedia (article)
• Ryō - Wikipedia (article)
• Precious Metals Auction - Stack’s Bowers Gallery (auction gallery)
• Japanese currency - Wikipedia (article)