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Jim Kay’s Prisoner of Azkaban

July 25, 2017 Niamh Ennis

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On previous occasions, we at The Arcade have reported on the talented artist behind the special illustrated editions of Harry Potter. A previous gallery article explored Jim Kay’s take on the second in the series, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. The Prisoner of Azkaban is  set to be released this coming October.  So […]

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SDCC 2017 All The Trailers You Need

July 24, 2017 Declan Doody

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SDCC 2017 You Tease! Well that was a weekend and a half! SDCC 2017 came, saw, conquered, came back for more and then had somce ice-cream! Even if you spent your weekend watching for releases it would be hard not to miss one or more! If you had other plans and missed it all together, […]

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‘Steal My Sunshine’ – LEN – Track Of The Day

July 24, 2017 Declan Doody

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Ah forget the spiel! If you’re not in an office or stuck in a library cramming for repeat exams get out there and enjoy this weather! Of course if you are stuck (like me) then this classic 90s track from Len will have to do! Keep your ‘Despacito’ and your ‘Feels’, ‘Steal My Sunshine’ is a pure […]

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Anime

Death Note’s Light And Ryuk Meet In Netflix Teaser

July 22, 2017 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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Whether it’s a good or bad thing, the live action Deathnote film has been everywhere, and Netflix is really pushing the boat out with teasers and images updates. Death Note is set for release on August 25. The most recent teaser released was the moment where Ryuk and Light meet. Check it out below: This […]

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Karishma’s World; Espionage And Design – Interview

July 21, 2017 Declan Doody

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Designer; Innovator Belfast based designer Karishma Kusurkar is known for her innovative and beautiful pieces. With a passion and well-built reputation for creating stunning prints and accessories, Karishma is now turning her attention to game design. Her latest project Espionage is a card game revolving around politics and power. Declan caught up with Karishma to discuss […]

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47 Metres Down Review – Out Of Your Depth

July 21, 2017 Laura Kelly

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It’s fairly common knowledge on the internet at this stage that you have a higher chance of dying to a vending machine than a shark. However, seeing as how vending machines don’t have big teeth and bloodlust, we don’t get many horror movies about those. So adding to the grand tradition of sharks being big […]

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Kingdom Hearts Final Mix – Replay

July 21, 2017 David Savage

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Simple And Clean? No Not Even Slightly I have technically lied already in this article. I’ve recently been replaying the Kingdom Hearts games, having got the 1.5 + 2.5 Collection on PlayStation 4 not that long ago. It’s the first time I’ve replayed Kingdom Hearts 1 in quite a long time, though I had never […]

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‘Jurassic Park’ – Swiss Army Man OST – Track Of The Day

July 21, 2017 Niamh Ennis

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Okay, so the original of this track is the best, particularly when paired with glorious dinosaurs and surround sound. Yet, this version combines two of my favourite things; sweeping music by John Williams, and a really odd pair you could ship until your hearts content and still not be the weirdest thing to enjoy. So […]

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Gabriel DropOut – Otaku Review

July 20, 2017 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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From Heaven to Earth Pulled from the 2017 anime winter season we;re checking out Gabriel DropOut. I do not know about you but especially during the summer I prefer a more laid back series. Nothing too intense but not boring either. A series that you can just kick back and watch almost passively.   For […]

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‘For My Lover’ – Tracy Chapman – Track Of The Day

July 20, 2017 Declan Doody

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Two Weeks It’s amazing how a song can utterly transport you to a time and place! For example when this track from Tracy Chapman came on shuffle in my Spotify library, I was taken back to my college days. I stole my brother’s discman and this the self-titled album before getting on a bus back to […]

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