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Help me! (My MH4U addiction)

Help me! (My MH4U addiction)

I was once a proud PS3/4 trophy hunter. So glorious were my achievements that I was featured as “Mr Trophy Hunter” in PSM3 UK’s Aug. 2012 issue.

NewsDarren Chew
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Journey; The Game That Never Stopped Believin'

Journey; The Game That Never Stopped Believin'

Thanks to Mark Cox for the inspiration for this title. I couldn’t pass up such a shameless opportunity for punnage now, could I?

BlogGamingMatt Walklate
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On This Day- 27 December 1922

On This Day- 27 December 1922

Many geeks and nerds can’t stay with that label very long without running into Japan.

FeaturesJames Franklin
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On This Day- December 21, 1937

On This Day- December 21, 1937

It’s interesting how some major things can come to us. Today, in 1937, Los Angeles’ Carthay Circle Theatre premiered a movie that would start a cultural…

FeaturesJames Franklin
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Apocalypse Wow! Doomsday Myths Busted

Apocalypse Wow! Doomsday Myths Busted

The following article was provided for us by Sam Moorhouse on behalf of Jacamo The end of the year is usually a time for celebration, but in 2012 things have…

FeaturesMatt Geary
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Matt Geary Vs Cleverbot #3

Matt Geary Vs Cleverbot #3

Tonight Cleverbot and I talk about tests, establish if we are actually human, or all just robots deep down, and we find out if robots can actually be gay.

FeaturesMatt Geary
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I play, You play, Lets Cosplay!

I play, You play, Lets Cosplay!

Cosplay is something I have known about for a while now, but it is only in the last year or so that I have really got to understand, appreciate and enjoy it…

FeaturesCulture & CosplayMatt Geary
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Geeks Assemble!: The Next Teams We'd Like To See On Film

Geeks Assemble!: The Next Teams We'd Like To See On Film

Ensemble casts are notoriously hard to pull off on the big screen - for every X-Men there’s two or three Justice League of America‘s, for every Ocean’s…

FeaturesBooks & ComicsBen Fee
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