Alien, the movie, is a franchise split into two distinct camps of admiration: it’s either Ridley Scott’s 1979 classic scare-fest or James Cameron’s 1986 shoot-‘em-up. While many claim to love
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Alien, the movie, is a franchise split into two distinct camps of admiration: it’s either Ridley Scott’s 1979 classic scare-fest or James Cameron’s 1986 shoot-‘em-up. While many claim to love
With all the major titles hitting the big consoles of late, PC gamers are probably feeling a little left out of things, but worry no more as February sees the
It was after the ending to Mass Effect 3 that fans of the franchise began to twiddle their thumbs and lament to themselves, “So, what happens now?” For those of
In May 2013, it was reported by Polygon that EA had acquired the rights to producing Star Wars games. Although there wasn’t much media coverage on it, the story itself
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It was after the ending to Mass Effect 3 that fans of the franchise began to twiddle their thumbs and lament to themselves, “So, what happens now?” For those of
In May 2013, it was reported by Polygon that EA had acquired the rights to producing Star Wars games. Although there wasn’t much media coverage on it, the story itself
With all the major titles hitting the big consoles of late, PC gamers are probably feeling a little left out of things, but worry no more as February sees the
Alien, the movie, is a franchise split into two distinct camps of admiration: it’s either Ridley Scott’s 1979 classic scare-fest or James Cameron’s 1986 shoot-‘em-up. While many claim to love
