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Review: Halo 5: Guardians

Halo 5 expands upon the foundations 343 Industries set out with Halo 4, but still falls at a few hurdles along the way.

Review: BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend

BlazBlue's legacy had Diarmuid jumping at the chance to play the latest entry.

Team BRB and Extra Life 2015!

Team BRB are all suited up for Extra Life 2015! check where you can find us on the interwebs during the 7th of November

Review: The Martian

After falling in love with the book, Alex went to see The Martian in a digital form as well, and it didn't disappoint.

Review: Assassin’s Creed Syndicate

Diarmuid leaps into Assassin’s Creed Syndicate – can it refine Unity’s various elements into a more enjoyable game?

Geeks for Good – Top Cow’s Udderly Gigantic Humble Comic Bundle

Top Cow and Humble Bundle teamed up to offer the biggest book bundle in humble history.

The Red Hot Board Games of Essen 2015

A few weeks ago Michael made his way to Europe's biggest board game convention in Essen.

The Fall of Duty

Tim has concerns and apathy regarding this year's Call of Duty.

Review: Nintendo Quest

Film maker Rob McCallum dared his best friend, Jay Bartlett to collect all 678 games released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Less Well Known Spooky Locations In Gaming

Looking for somewhere different to visit this halloween season? Reuben has few examples of locations on the roads wisely less travelled.

Review: Johnny Red (Issue 1)

Tim was interested to see how well one of his favourite comic writers restores a former British comic hero.

Review: WRC 5

The motorsport licence’s trend of mediocrity continues with an underwhelming next-gen tune-up. Back to Kwik Fit with this one.

Review: Ro-Busters: The Nuts And Bolts Vol. 1

Thunderbirds, minus Jeff Tracy, plus a greedy cyborg, minus the Tracy kids, plus a bunch of misfit robots equals 2000 AD's Ro-Busters.

Review: Death Vigil (Vol. 1)

Rik claims that Death Vigil is one of the best comics he's read in years. Find out why.

Preview: Sword Art Online: Lost Song

Bandai Namco invited us to try out their upcoming game Sword Art Online: Lost Song. Armed with no knowledge of the series whatsoever, Rik jumped at the opportunity.