Review: Life Is Strange, Ep.2 – Out Of Time

April 1, 2015 Laura Kelly

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Die hard readers may remember last month when I reviewed the first episode of Life Is Strange. I wasn’t incredibly impressed by it, as it contained a few pitfalls that the developer DONTNOD’s previous title, Remember Me, fell down. That said, I was engaged by the story, and more than willing to carry it forward. Episode […]

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Yesflix/Noflix: Kite Liberator Or Space Pirate Captain Harlock?

March 31, 2015 Declan Doody

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What the hell have a teenage assassin-for-hire and a space pirate got in common? Probably plenty, this is anime we’re talking about but I’m being more specific. In this case, they’re both lone wolves with one goal, they both feature space themes and they’re both here to try entertain me, but only one of them […]

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Review: Dragon Age: Inquisition "Jaws of Hakkon" DLC

March 30, 2015 Diarmuid O'Neill

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The Inquisition ventures to the basin of the Frostback Mountains on an expedition to uncover the final resting place of the first Inquisitor from over 800 years ago. Jaws of Hakkon gives 8-10 hours of gameplay on a completely new map in the southernmost region of charted Thedas. Opening up an untapped piece of lore […]

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Review: Dragon Age: Inquisition “Jaws of Hakkon” DLC

March 30, 2015 Diarmuid O'Neill

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The Inquisition ventures to the basin of the Frostback Mountains on an expedition to uncover the final resting place of the first Inquisitor from over 800 years ago. Jaws of Hakkon gives 8-10 hours of gameplay on a completely new map in the southernmost region of charted Thedas. Opening up an untapped piece of lore […]

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Reread: Silver Surfer: Requiem

March 6, 2015 Seán Ó Cinnéide

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Hello and welcome to another installment of ‘Rewind/Reread/Replay’ where we bring you a look back at some of the best in video games, cartoons, movies and comics. For this installment I’ve decided we’re going to go take a look back at Marvel’s Silver Surfer: Requiem, a four issue limited series from waaaaay back in 2007, […]

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Review: Knights Of Badassdom

March 6, 2015 Laura Kelly

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As a former LARP-er, I heard many of my brothers and sisters in arms complain about the hobbies depiction in the 2008 film Role Models. For those of you who are unaware, the movie shows some pretty stereotypical views about LARP-ers being the poster children for social outcasts, and generally out of touch with reality. I […]

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Review: Telescopic – This Other Kingdom

March 4, 2015 ArcadeAdmin

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I was recently offered the chance to review the exciting debut album “Telescopic” of Irish band This Other Kingdom, and I have to say I have really enjoyed listening to it and dipping my toe into the water of new sounds. I was surprised at this because usually, a lot of psychedelic music isn’t my thing. […]

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Forgotten Childhood: Captain Planet

February 26, 2015 Declan Doody

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My childhood was spent lovingly between two worlds, the TV screen and the world of my imagination. With five brothers, two cousins and three boys living across the road there was an army of kids to play with and there was nothing better than taking the worlds from our favourite TV shows and making them […]

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Review: Marvel Dice Masters – Uncanny X-Men

February 24, 2015 Declan Doody

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Marvel Dicemasters is brought to us by WizKids who published Quarriors and the same design team behind, Elliot and Lang developed both games.

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Review: Selma

February 18, 2015 Anthony McGlynn

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Sometimes, the numbers say it all. Despite his pivotal position as a civil rights activist across all the western world, Selma is the first theatrically released film based on Martin Luther King. In 2009, Spielberg’s Dreamworks Studios acquired the rights from the King estate to create a full biopic of the man’s life and times, […]

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