Geek-Pride goes to MCM Belfast Comic Con 2015!
Its Saturday 10am on a typically rainy early May day, and in the leafy suburbs of South Belfast something strange seems to be happening.
NewsBooks & ComicsDave Foy
From the archive review
Kanzume Goddess
Right, so it’s not often I come across a game I can say I didn’t enjoy on some level.
NewsTabletopBevan Clatworthy
From the archive 
War Thunder - PS4
Despite being around for a few years, War Thunder, from Gaijin, made it’s first big impression at E3 2014, showing off some 354 planes and teasing at a Tank…
NewsGamingBrittany Thornton
From the archive 
Republique: Remastered Review
When does an indie game stop being an indie game? This was a question I found myself wondering several times during my playthrough of Republique: Remastered…
ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
From the archive 
Dragon Ball Xenoverse Review
Dragon Ball games often carry a “been there done that” feeling with them.
ReviewsGamingNick Hanchet
From the archive 
Ghostbusters Board game on Kickstarter!
The iconic film and cartoon many of us remember from our childhoods is getting it’s own hobby gamer version courtesy of the board game publishing giants…
NewsTabletopBevan Clatworthy
From the archive 
Ninja Dice
If you see a ninja, you’re already dead…. unless it’s on a dice, in which case you may have to try again.
ReviewsTabletopBevan Clatworthy
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Matt Reviews SpruKits by Bandai
There was a bit of a delay on this one due to be having 99 problems and my computer’s CPU being one but here it is, my review of Sprukits by Bandai.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsMatt Geary
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Space Hulk Ascension Edition Review – Squad Broken?
Warhammer 40,000 sometimes gets a bum deal with its video games: the constraints of being a tabletop game with a massive universe have made genre translation…
ReviewsGamingDavid Rose
From the archive 
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
I’ve been playing the Call of Duty games a long time. Over the years they’ve had me on the edge of my seat, made me laugh, made me smile…
ReviewsGamingJames Buckingham
From the archive 
Bayonetta 2 Review
The original Bayonetta, released on both Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, was a huge success in both eastern and western markets, launching in 2009 and 2010…
ReviewsGamingNick Hanchet
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