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Review: Guardians of the Galaxy

Anthony McGlynn
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So, it’s finally here. Easily one of the most hyped and talked about of the comic book films for 2014, Guardians of the Galaxy has opened in theaters this weekend. While it hardly needs to roll in massive money for the company (no one Marvel Studios film does, such is the self-contained economy they’ve created […]
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OTAKU DIGEST#2 SWORD ART ONLINE II

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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At A Glance: Shovel Knight

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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At A Glance: Always Sometimes Monsters

Ciaran Nolan
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Welcome to “At a Glance” where first impressions mean everything!. Ladies, gentlemen and struggling writers, I present to you; Always Sometimes Monsters.  Video games can bring us on fantastical adventures, to places impossible in reality. However, not many games deal with the theme of everyday and all that it entails. The idea of morality and […]
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Review: Watch_Dogs

Declan Doody
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Published by Ubisoft and developed by their Canadian subsidiary, Ubisoft Montreal, Watch_Dogs was five years in development; it was the game everyone was talking about. Is it a hacker's paradise or just a hack of a game? Declan has the details!
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Review: Belle

Anthony McGlynn
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In the last few years, it seems that slavery has made it’s way into the eye of major motion pictures as poignant point onto which to base a narrative. Tarantino tackled it most famously with Django Unchained in 2012, a very good, but also very tongue in cheek attack on the slave driving of the […]
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BitSmith KickStarts FranknJohn

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 FranknJohn is a roguelike smash ‘em up in a fun-house full of B-Movie horrors. Coming to Steam for PC, MAC & Linux A failed experiment, rejected and alone, FranknJohn has little memory about what has happened, he only knows that his head can only stay on his body through an attached chain. But what was […]
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