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Assassins Creed Valhalla is finally here, taking us on a journey to Norway, and then onto the greener pastures of England with Eivor. ACV which is not to be mistaken as 5, as Valhalla is …
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Marsmare Alienation on ZX Spectrum – Let’s Play – 2020 indie game
Marsmare Alienation is a new ZX Spectrum indie game for 2020. I only really needed one game of this, but when you die, it restarts from the last checkpoint you managed to save at, but …
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6.6.6.6 (Six Six Six Six) on ZX Spectrum – Let’s Play – 2020 indie game
6.6.6.6 (aka Six Six Six Six) is a new ZX Spectrum indie game for 2020. I played three games of this, and for the description: In ancient times between the world of darkness and the …
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1024 on ZX Spectrum – Let’s Play – 2020 indie game
1024 is a new ZX Spectrum indie game for 2020. I played three games of this, and for the description: One chip can be placed in one turn, and its value is selected by the …
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The Glass Man – The DVDfever Review – Andy Nyman, James Cosmo
The Glass Man begins with put-upon Martin Pyrite (Andy Nyman) getting ready for another day at work, with the perfect timing of the look of disdain on his face as he’s trying to shave while …
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Vicar Of Dibley in Lockdown (& does Black Lives Matter) – The DVDfever Review
Vicar Of Dibley in Lockdown is a three-parter of ten-minute short segments that’ll piggy back over repeats of other episodes when broadcast. I never *got* the original series when it aired, but this was mercifully …
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9999-in-1 on ZX Spectrum – Let’s Play – 2020 indie game
9999-in-1 is a new ZX Spectrum indie game for 2020. Synopsis: Ah, the 90’s… Techno music, arcades, personal computers… and TONS of cheap chinese LCD games. Remember that LCD game that was in each single …
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London Korean Film Festival 2020 Review by Helen M Jerome
London Korean Film Festival 2020: Another festival strong on content – though slimmer and focused online – as Helen M Jerome discovered. Now Korean film is finally getting the critical plaudits, mainstream audiences, and major …
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Host (2020) – The DVDfever Review – Rob Savage – Zoom horror thriller
Host takes us into the ever-familiar world of Zoom/Skype/etc meetings which many of us have experienced during lockdown, ever since the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic. For myself, I’ve been working from home since the …
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Raised By Wolves – The DVDfever Review – Amanda Collin – HBO / Sky Atlantic
Raised By Wolves is not a new version of the Channel 4 sitcom from shout-a-lot Caitlin Moron, but it’s what happens when two android siblings arrive on planet Kepler-22b after Earth is long since gone …
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