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Screen Savers: BloodRayne

August 1, 2015 Danny Kelly

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Games, movies, comics and books. Whichever your poison may be, we all instinctively have a morbid curiosity for the unappealing among them. The kind that look just tantalising enough for you to want to take a small bite. Screen Savers is on hand to take a chunk out of the bitter and satisfy your cravings. We […]

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Comics/Books

Comicphiles: Demon Squabbles In Space Elevators

July 31, 2015 Mary McFadden

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Since clawing my way back into the vast world of comics, I’ve found myself frequently surrounded by the clean and colourful shelves at my local store. I think I may have replaced one addiction (shopping for clothes) with another equally unhealthy but much more rewarding one (obsessive comic collecting). Because of this, my purse is beginning to […]

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ReRead: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time

July 31, 2015 Danny Kelly

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The apprehension involved with revisiting a treasured literary piece from my youth has always stopped me from re-reading my favourite novels. I have no trouble watching a film that I once loved, but reading a book for the first time is an entirely different experience that is too difficult to re-capture. I hold a belief […]

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Opinion: The Wonder And Woes Of Re-Invention

July 30, 2015 Emma Grimes

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You ever get the feeling that perhaps things way back when, weren’t quite as good as you thought they were? I’m sure you’ve picked up a comic from the stack, blown the dust off the plastic jacket and tried to read it, only to find that it really wasn’t all you remembered it to be. […]

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Cosplay

Cosplay Closet: Pout, Pose And Promote

July 30, 2015 Lauren Murphy

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So, you’re sat ready with your cosplay and you’ve got everything you need to make yourself look damn badass (…or sweet as anything, whichever cosplay you’re going for!), and you’ve got all these awesome progress pictures, but you haven’t got a place to share them. Sure, you’ve got hundreds of Facebook friends and they’d appreciate […]

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Comics/Books

Forgotten Childhood: The Hobbit – Graphic Novel

July 30, 2015 Diarmuid O'Neill

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The first comic that I remember falling into my hands was this old, somewhat faded copy of a story about a hobbit. A few months prior to Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films exploded on to the big screen, I was entrusted with the family copy of J.R.R Tolkien’s The Hobbit (I don’t know […]

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Buzz

EwTube: Daft Music Videos

July 29, 2015 Anthony McGlynn

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We’ve all seen ’em at some point – the kind of music videos that just make you cringe for the artists and hope that nobody spent too much money on their creation. Being a fan of heavy metal and punk rock, there’s more than a few video accompaniments I’ve seen that have clearly been made […]

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Games

Boss Rush: Gnasty Gnorc (Spyro The Dragon)

July 29, 2015 Danny Kelly

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Dragons are greedy. We know this to be true from most interpretations of the mythical fire breathers. They hoard gold and treasure to themselves for the luxury of having a kip on these riches without spending a cent. Who can blame anyone for being upset by these entitled creatures and their ego inflating bounties? Just […]

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Anime/Cartoons

Gif Essay: Fictional Love

July 28, 2015 Declan Doody

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There is no love quite like fictional love and if you don’t know what I’m talking about right now, it’s best to move on so this doesn’t get awkward. My first crush, the actual first time I ever got butterflies in my tummy was when I saw Lion-O from the Thundercats... listen I don’t know what […]

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Culture

Press Start: The Cost Of DLC

July 27, 2015 Shane-James Purcell

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Welcome back to your Monday dose of gaming culture. Before I jump right into this weeks’ topic I would just like to say a quick thank you. Over the last two weeks especially you guys have gotten very involved in the comments section below and have given some feedback on your opinions, with some agreeing […]

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