Nostalgic News: 27 Dresses Turns 15 Years old!
Have you ever heard the phrase always a bridesmaid and never the bride? Well, this…
Browsing: noughties
Did the PlayStation 2 Change Noughties Gaming?
Did the PlayStation 2, the highest-selling console of all time, actually revolutionise gaming? Editor Sam Pegg investigates…
The Return Of Doctor Who (2005): How To Revive A Franchise
On the heels of Russell T Davies’ return, Susanna Robertson-Sheath reflects on the pitch-perfect revival of one of Britain’s greatest sc-fi adventures.
The Rise of the Nintendo Wii
Read why Callum Joynes believes Nintendo’s Wii Console was so revolutionary in the Noughties
[PRINT] Retrospective Review: Why Ratchet & Clank (2002) Is Still A Timeless Classic 20 Years On
Lottie James explores why she loves Ratchet & Clank (2002)
Our Favourite Noughties Games
From Wii Sports to Lego Star Wars, The Edge Writers share their favourite games that were released in the Noughties.
A Lament For My Lost Tamagotchi
In Memorium: Rhianna Saglani’s Beloved Tamagotchi. You Will Be Missed… : (
The Edge Announces… Noughties Magazine Fundraiser 16/5/22
Find out all the details for The Edge’s 12 Hour Gaming Marathon on the 16th May!
Review: Busted at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Pop rock legends Busted visited Southampton on their Halfway There tour. But how was it seeing such a throwback? Jack Nash reviews.
“Any job you do has got to fit into your life” – An Interview with Rachel Stevens
Our chat about past and present times resulted in some valuable life advice.
Closer To The Edge: Childhood Nostalgia Playlist
Everybody’s ‘dancing in the moonlight’ to these tunes as we ‘bring it all back’. The Edge writers muse on the tunes of their youth