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Review: Nintendo Pocket Club Football

April 28, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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Sports manager games are quite a niche sub-genre, they're designed almost exclusively with the devout fans in mind and fairly rigorously adhere to simulation and complication because, well, managing a sports team is a complicated business. It's quite a surprise then that Nintendo have decided to release a digital title.

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Comics/Books

Review: Original Sin #0

April 26, 2014 Seán Ó Cinnéide

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Writer: Mark Waid. Pencilers: Jim Cheung with Paco Medina. Inkers: Mark Morales with Guillermo Ortego, Dave Meikis, Juan Vlasco and Jim Cheung. Colors: Justin Ponsor. Published by Marvel Comics. [pulledquote] As well as a compelling and over all interesting read it’s an absolutely gorgeous book too. Cheung’s pages are incredibly energetic and draw you right into […]

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Opinion

Friday Flix Fix – 25th April 2014

April 25, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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Unsurprisingly, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has dominated the Irish box office last weekend. A good 100,000 over Calvary, regardless of anyone’s opinion of it, it’s definitely started making it’s money. That said, we have a full review here if you’re wondering if it’s worth your time. Rio 2 is hanging in there at number 3, […]

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Art

Review: 2000 AD – Prog 1878

April 24, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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Finally, Jaegir gets her chance on the cover of 2000 AD’s Prog, and what a treat this week’s cover art is. Created by story artists Simon Coleby and Len O’Grady, the movie-like feel of the front of this issue is one of the most eye-catching of recent weeks and perfectly accentuates the point the story […]

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Comics/Books

Review: Amazing Spider-Man 2

April 24, 2014 Seán Ó Cinnéide

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“I like to believe the Spider-Man gives people hope.” You’ve more than likely heard this quote during Amazing Spider-Man 2’s marketing campaign and as a fan of the wallcrawler myself, I find it rings true here. There’s a strong theme of hope woven throughout the film as Andrew Garfield once again dons the red and […]

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Featured

Review: Trials Fusion

April 23, 2014 Declan Doody

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Let it never be said that I don't like a challenge, it should also never be said that I can drive a motorbike very well! So you mash motorbikes with ridiculous challenges and ladies and gentleman I spend my evenings fighting every fibre of being trying not to hop my Xbox One controller off the wall! Check out our review Trials Fusion here!

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Mobile Apps

App Review: Lab Panic and #PlayItForward

April 23, 2014 Mairead

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A classic  retro arcade game Sam the maintenance bot has been assigned to the liquid containment facility. His only job, contain the liquid.Sam spent most his days peacefully trickle charging on his charging station. He has often thought himself fortunate to have been assigned to the super secret chemical lab, or at least that’s what […]

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Featured

Godzilla Historia, Part 2: Godzilla vs. The World

April 21, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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This week, the journey continues as everyone's favourite city destroyer enters the first of its many, many sequels and, arguably more importantly, the beginning of a trend that would go on to shape and justify the moniker of 'King of the Monsters'.

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Games

At a Glance: The Yawhg

April 21, 2014 Ciaran Nolan

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Welcome to “At a Glance” where first impressions mean everything! Ladies, gentlemen and other lost souls, I present to you; The Yawhg. Ciaran Nolan

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Featured

Review: Titanfall (Xbox 360)

April 19, 2014 Alan Horgan

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You narrowly evade a cluster of rockets fired from a lumbering, metallic Titan intent on death and destruction. Wall-running,  you jump back and fourth from the nearby surfaces gaining momentum in a bid to gain a vantage point over the machine. Lunging towards the roof of a smouldering building you manage to clamber directly above […]

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