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Civilization 6 Review – Building For The Future

October 25, 2016 Laura Kelly

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This week, we’re taking a look at a game with a legacy dating right back to the ancient era. Sid Meiers Civilization 6 has released. It’s time to sit back and enjoy the fun of raising a civilization from the ground and into the stars. As the saying goes, you were born in the dirt, and if […]

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Consoles

Fan Film Hits Us Right In The Pokémon Nostalgia Feels

October 25, 2016 Declan Doody

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In the mood for a little Pokémon nostalgia? Well even if you’re not, this fan film from director John Wilkstrom stirs some powerful emotions. The pocket monster franchise is twenty years old and most of us can still recall it’s first appearance as Pokémon Red/Blue. This short trailer builds on those memories from bygone days. […]

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All The Nintendo Switch Info Revealed So Far

October 22, 2016 Brian Dooley

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Nintendo’s next console has been revealed and it is called the Nintendo Switch. Formally known as the Nintendo NX, this new console is a hybrid style console where it can be played as a home console, through a home docking system, as well as being a portable console with snapable, add-on controllers. It was reveled […]

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Games

Red Dead Redemption 2 Debut Trailer Returns To The Old West

October 22, 2016 Brian Dooley

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Red Dead Redemption 2 debut trailer released to the world on October 20 and made the rumours a total reality: Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming. The game is the long-awaited sequel to Rockstar Games 2010’s breakthrough hit Red Dead Redemption. The game will release in Autumn 2017 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The trailer teases the world […]

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Cat President Review – Earn Those Presidential Purrs!

October 21, 2016 Laura Kelly

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Oh boy! Little known fact, I’m actually a pretty big fan of visual novel games. They’re my guilty pleasure game. I know, they’re cliché and slightly embarrassing in a lot of cases. But there are times where you find such gems! What might seem like the most ridiculous premise on earth can turn into a […]

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Boss Rush: Succubus (Castlevania: SOTN)

October 19, 2016 Abel G.C.

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It’s not the first time I write about Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for a Boss Rush. It probably won’t be the last but I can’t help it. It’s my favourite game of all time. Last time I wrote about the fight in the prologue with Dracula but now I’ll write about another one that […]

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Games

Red Dead Sequel Announcement Is Here

October 18, 2016 Brian Dooley

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Confirmed! We’re getting a Red Dead Redemption 2! RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 Coming Fall 2017#RDR2https://t.co/ZacUJ48wvE pic.twitter.com/lffZvn42pR — Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames) October 18, 2016 It seems Rockstar Games are limbering up to announce a new Red Dead sequel. Rockstar have got everyone excited the only way Rockstar know best, by changing their social media profile pictures and […]

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Tales Of Berseria Release Date Announced

October 18, 2016 Brian Dooley

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Bandai Namco have announced a release date for Tales Of Berseria. The latest in the long running series will be available on 27 January, 2017 for the PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam and will ship with a Collector’s Edition, limited to 1500 copies. The Tales Of Berseria Collector’s Edition will include the following items: Tales Of Berseria […]

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Art

Minimalist Videogame Poster – Gallery

October 18, 2016 NickF

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Video games are great, as is minimalism, and posters. Don’t get me wrong, they’re great in different ways. Video games are enjoyable over long periods of time, whereas minimalism is best in small doses. (You bet I’m trying to make the maximum amount of minimalism jokes I can.)  Posters too, amirite? If you plaster a wall […]

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5 Kickstarters Keeping The Retro Dream Alive

October 15, 2016 Ross Brennan

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Retro-styled games have been back in vogue for the past few years, becoming the go-to for independent developers all around the world. There’s plenty of reasons for this: the pixelated art styles associated with retro games are vastly cheaper for small (as small as one person) teams to create; there are plenty of entry-level tools […]

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