Movies

Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV Review – A Worthy Lead-In

September 3, 2016 Kevin Coffey

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The hype for Final Fantasy XV is slowly but surely building in the video game community. And with the announcement of the game being pushed back until a November 29 release I’m starting to get a little antsy. However, the promotion for the game has been fulfilling my appetite little by little by little before […]

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Anime

Kabaneri Of The Iron Fortress – Otaku Review

September 1, 2016 Declan Doody

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Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress (甲鉄城のカバネリ Kōtetsujō no Kabaneri) premiered this Spring. The series, brought to us by Wit Studio raised a few eyebrows amongst Anime fans particularly those following manga/anime series Attack on Titan. Many anticipating the 2016 Spring season were quick to draw parallels between the two shows. Were they right though? Well… Rip […]

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Featured

Chrono Trigger – Forgotten Childhood

September 1, 2016 Brandon Collins

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Recently I’ve been craving an old-school Japanese role-playing game. I’m not completely sure why this crippling addiction has resurfaced or why my usual methadone of reminding myself that they’re all like 50 hours long has failed me, but here we are. I immediately turned to the final fantasy series, a sequence of games which held my […]

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The Purge: Election Year Review – Make America Purge Again

August 29, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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Mike Judge‘s 2006 comedy Idiocracy is one of the most oft-referenced movies of recent times. Common underneath news headlines across the political spectrum are comments lamenting that we’ve succumb to the idiocracy of that film’s far flung future, in which a common man finds himself in the year 2505, where the human race has become […]

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Comics/Books

Chicken Kraken Raiding Party – Comicphiles

August 19, 2016 NickF

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This was an eclectic week for issue ones – we had a sea-beast, a space-chicken, and a motley fantasy crew. I can’t bring myself to sift though the reboots and rebirths and re-re-returns and all of the mirror-house continuity of mainstream comics, so I went indie again. It was worth it (again!)  Aegisteel #0 (Outland […]

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Anime

Noragami – Otaku Review

August 18, 2016 Julie Hassett

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Since I’m terrible at catching up and staying up to date with the newest anime series, I’ve decided to take a look at one of my favourite series. For this week’s Otaku Review, I’ll be taking a look at Noragami. The anime series is listed as a “supernatural, action, comedy, romance.” That’s a lot for one […]

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Anime

Elfen Lied – Review

August 13, 2016 Kevin Coffey

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Elfen Lied, or as I like to call it “Everybody Has A Bad Day”, is an anime that was created back in 2004. It was developed by Arms studio and adapted from a manga run written by Lynn Okamoto and is the most famous work from both gathering a cult following over the years. It […]

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RePlay – Deus Ex

August 12, 2016 NickF

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Deus Ex is one of the greatest games ever. It’s as simple as that. If you’ve played it already and agree with me, then we’re friends. Read on and favourably compare your opinion with mine. If this article is your first encounter with one of the finest examples of a medium – go get yourself […]

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You Should Watch… Burn Notice

August 9, 2016 Raymond Provencher

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Burn Notice was a TV show that lasted seven seasons on the USA Network. Created by Matt Nix, the series ran from 2007 to 2013 where it was all wrapped up in an acceptable manner. Considering some shows never get a true conclusion or leave the viewer unsatisfied, Burn Notice was allowed to properly tie up loose ends. What’s it […]

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Telltale’s Batman Ep 1 “Realm of Shadows” Review

August 4, 2016 Abel G.C.

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I was confused when Telltale announced their Batman game, but also a bit hopeful. The confusion came from them sticking to the same formula over and over in their games, but that’s only natural. It took some fine-tuning but they found what works for them. I was also hoping that in a way they’d push […]

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