The world needs more Japanese babies and Namco Bandai are doing their part to help bump up the population! We’ve news of Modern Warfare 3 premium membership and Assassin’s Creed Revelations and a whole heap more as we bring you the midweek news!
Saturday mornings growing up in the 80’s and early 90’s were without a doubt the pinnacle of mans achievements in the 20th Century: video games, cereal and cartoons based on video games!
We’ve all had movie weekends, crammed under blankets huddled around our 32inch flat-screens and munching on popcorn n junk food but now Movies.ie are taking the idea on step further and bringing us one serious movie junkie weekend! Click here to find out more!
Are you coming to @rcadeCon 2011? Fancy going along in style? Do you want to get ahead of the crowd? How about special VIP only merchandise and events? Well this is your last chance to win those coveted tcikets – click here now!
We turn the big ONE this Friday and to help celebrate the occasion we’ve got one killer competition! Fancy coming along to @rcadeCon 2011? We’ve got two VIP tickets and more to giveaway, just click here for details!
After an earthquake that shook the nation of Japan and caused untold devastation and hardship, a group of Irish people now want to do all they can to help they country they believe has helped them! We talk to the organiser, Lara about their plans.
It’s been a heck of a week in the gaming world this week! Everything from the GoW3 Beta to the ban on PS3 imports, even pop sensation Kylie got in on the news! We’ve got it all for you right here, right now! So check it out!
Where would we be without our weekly dose of the news? Not to fret reporter Kayleigh Tester is here to hand pick the best stories from the week and spoon fed us her favourite. So from the future of PC gaming to Avatar chatrooms, she has something for everyone.
We’re all well aware of our resident Technophobe’s rocky relationship with the world of technology, but things have been looking up recently, right? Or have the @rcade’s relationship experts gotten it wrong… again. In this week’s article we ask our Technophobe – how is that honeymoon going?
Penned as the replacement for Pop Idol, when it all kicked off in 2004, X-Factor blasted onto our screens and we haven’t been able to get rid of it since. In recent years cracks have begun to appear, has the television phenomenon lost its magic?
