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A Tale Of Two Thrillers: Hannibal vs Bates Motel

A Tale Of Two Thrillers: Hannibal vs Bates Motel

When NBC’s Hannibal was first announced, skepticism was the first thing on the minds of many potential viewers. Remaking Thomas Harris’s…
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Fergus Halliday
Dragon Age: Inquisition tears Thedas apart and sets the stage for series’ next act

Dragon Age: Inquisition tears Thedas apart and sets the stage for series’ next act

It’s easy to lose yourself in the scale of Dragon Age: Inquisition. The third game in the series realises Bioware’s fantasy setting in a…
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Fergus Halliday
Dragon Age 2 isn’t perfect, but it breaks the fantasy RPG mold in ways that matter

Dragon Age 2 isn’t perfect, but it breaks the fantasy RPG mold in ways that matter

With the weight of the franchise’s first step upon its shoulders, Dragon Age: Origins is a game defined by its ambitions. In comparison…
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Fergus Halliday
Bioware’s Dragon Age: Origins is as ambitious as it is inconsistent

Bioware’s Dragon Age: Origins is as ambitious as it is inconsistent

There’s something to be said for the ever-shifting parameters of Bioware’s Dragon Age games.
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Fergus Halliday
Scott Pilgrim and Game of Thrones chart the tensions of adaptation

Scott Pilgrim and Game of Thrones chart the tensions of adaptation

The tension around adapting George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire into HBO’s Game of Thrones is often one of the most fascinating…
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Fergus Halliday
Love & Uncharted: Cliché in the Modern Era

Love & Uncharted: Cliché in the Modern Era

A professor once told me there is only one story. Every piece of content with some semblance of a narrative comes from the same place and…
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Ruben Circelli
Today’s Tragedies are Broken Fairytales

Today’s Tragedies are Broken Fairytales

Though the term itself sometimes feels entrenched in the classical realm of theater dramas and fairytales, the popularity of tragedies…
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Fergus Halliday
Still Young : The Beautiful Naivety of Demon’s Souls

Still Young : The Beautiful Naivety of Demon’s Souls

Humans are incurably meddlesome. We like to suss and discover and snoop; know. During childhood a general nosiness facilitates our growth…
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Charlie Nicholson
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