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E3 2016 Spoilers: All Of The News A Week Early

June 7, 2016 David Savage

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Also known as ‘A Cynical Guide To E3 2016’. E3 2016 is right around the corner, thankfully I can tell you everything that’s going to happen. Is it because I can see into the future? Or is it because the game industry is quite predictable and bad at keeping secrets? EA – Sunday June 12 […]

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The Final Station (Beta) – Review

June 6, 2016 Abel G.C.

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tinyBuild Games have published some of my favourite indie games. Over the past few months I spent some time alternating between Party Hard and Punch Club so when I was offered the chance of playing the closed beta of The Final Station, which is one of their next games as a publisher, I jumped right […]

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The Nice Guys Review – Soft-boiled Detectives

June 6, 2016 Brandon Collins

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After a sloppy yet passionate affair with Marvel, Shane Black has returned to his teenage sweetheart and steadfast partner: the action comedy. Comfortably sitting back into the genre where he produced Lethal Weapon 1 & 2 and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Black presents us with another exuberant, if imperfect film about a mismatched duo attempting […]

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Top 5 Creations By Colin Furze, YouTube Inventor

June 5, 2016 David Savage

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Colin Furze, for anyone who doesn’t know, is an ex-plumber who lives in the UK and now makes his money by inventing things on YouTube. These range from the ridiculous, such as a BMX with wheels made of ice, to the stupidly dangerous. The first video on this list of mine falls squarely into the […]

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Consoles

Why Final Fantasy XII Deserves A HD Remaster

June 5, 2016 David Savage

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The current generation of gaming may as well be called the “Remastered Generation” as new remasters and remakes popping up every month, with Dead Island and the Batman Arkham games being the newest additions to the trend. Just like Dead Island: Remastered Edition and Ratchet & Clank HD Collection, it’s often the case that remasters […]

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Fashion

Style Saturday – Life Is Strange! Hella Strange!

June 4, 2016 Ross Brennan

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Summer can be a difficult time of year for people like me. You know, people whose wardrobes consist entirely of various shades of black and maybe some grey if you’re lucky. I…do not do well in the sun. Last year in Malta I got so badly burned that my entire left leg swelled up, so […]

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Comics

Comicphiles – Runaway Space Invasion

June 3, 2016 Mary McFadden

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This week on Comicphiles we’re looking at some of the newest titles from Marvel, Boom! Studios and DC Comics. Seeing as many fans pick a corner (often between Marvel and DC… poor Boom! Studios is piggy in the middle), there’s something for everyone! Hyperion It’s absolutely obvious to even the newest of comic readers that […]

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A Prelude To Warcraft: The Beginning

June 3, 2016 Raymond Provencher

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There are many people who hear the word “Warcraft” and immediately think of the massive online role-playing game from Blizzard Entertainment: World of Warcraft. They’re not wrong, many people young and old, male or female, across the world where the game is accessible have played this game. However, the movie that will be gracing our […]

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Anime/Cartoons

Jake Long: American Dragon – Forgotten Childhood

June 2, 2016 Laura Kelly

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Hello again, nostalgia addicts! This week on Forgotten Childhood, we’re taking a look at once of the many cartoons from the after school Disney Channel vault, Jake Long: American Dragon. Back in the day when shows like Jackie Chan Adventures and the original Avatar were popular, Disney was seemingly looking for a way to incorporate more eastern culture into their […]

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Books

From Books To Movies: The ‘Faithful’ Adaption – Opinion

June 2, 2016 Mary McFadden

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Words by Noel Gleeson  Adaptations are a double-edged sword. A work of art has to impress to be worthy of an adaptation. It will have proven its success. So why deviate from the source material? Why? Because every storyteller has the ability to bring something unique to the table. If they are given the ability to […]

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