Reviews

Review: Deliver Us From Evil

July 24, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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Mainstream horror gets a bad rap, and most of the time deservedly so. Its often not as good as the horror that remains with the undertow and the rarities that are are often again part of the lower end of the ‘good’ spectrum. There has been a divide created over the last year or two, […]

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The Ultimate Retro Gaming App

July 24, 2014 Mairead

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Workdays around this time of the month seem to drag on a bit as you’re colleagues and customers go on holidays, leaving you quiet and pondering how many more times can I refresh Facebook. But you need something more than that. You need something to keep you going but at the same time don’t want […]

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Forgotten Childhood – Round The Twist

July 24, 2014 Thérèse Lyons

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Have you ever had a thought like this… The show’s distinctive theme song, with the lyrics “have you ever … ever felt like this?” was sung by Tamsin West, who played the lead female role of Linda in the first series. Now that you have that embedded in your brain for the foreseeable future lets dive […]

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Review: Transformers – Age of Extinction

July 22, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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“I have this idea,” Michael exclaimed boldly while drinking his over-priced whiskey and giving his wife her hourly death stare. “With Transformers – Age of Extinction, we must tell the people who truly controls them. We must let them know as men. As American MEN. That we are in control. We are the greatest, and […]

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Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

July 21, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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We’ve had a very solid Summer so far for great films that have expanded old franchises and giving new life to classic characters and series. Captain America, Spider-Man, Godzilla and X-Men have all seen VERY well publicized new features and in most cases, delivered the goods for fans both new and old. Amongst these time-tested […]

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OTAKU DIGEST#2 SWORD ART ONLINE II

July 20, 2014 Ciaran Nolan

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Hello and welcome to the latest instalment of Otaku Digest! Last week we opened up with one of the biggest animes of the season, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal, so in keeping with covering whats hot, this week I will be looking at the heavily anticipated second season of a little show that took the […]

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Review: Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition

July 18, 2014 Declan Doody

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Currently free to Xbox Gold or PlayStation Plus owners, Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition , is a side-scrolling metroidvania title brought to us by Canadian developer, Drinkbox Studios. The brightly coloured Mexican lore-inspired title popped up on my dashboard without warning and needing a break from blasting Nazis in the face (Wolfenstein) it seemed like […]

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Review: 2000 AD – Prog 1890

July 16, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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This weeks cover art is provided by Karl Richardson whose Aquila sets a very powerful tone for the issue. The blood detail on the sword and the fire is particularly noteworthy, while the angle employed sets a daunting presence for the warrior. Judge Dredd – Student Bodies (Pt. 1) Script: John WagnerArt: Boo CookLetters: Annie […]

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Anime/Cartoons

Otaku Digest#1 Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal

July 7, 2014 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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Welcome to the first installment of Otaku Digest and what a way to start this series off but to kick off with what has to be the most anticipated anime of the summer season Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal. Now I realize that the first episode of Free! Eternal Summer aired before Sailor Moon and it will be covered in another Otaku Digest but for now let’s take a look at the long (LONG) awaited reboot of Sailor Moon.

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Games

At A Glance: Shovel Knight

July 7, 2014 Ciaran Nolan

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Welcome to “At a Glance” where first impressions mean everything!. Ladies, gentlemen and garden equipment wielding warriors, I present to you; Shovel Knight. I’ve looked at quite a few Kickstarter games over the course of this series, many of which promised a new take on old school experiences. While many people scoff at the idea […]

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