The C64 Mini is to the Commodore 64 home computer what devices like the Atari Flashback is to the Atari 2600 – a collection of games in one unit which make it easy to plug …
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Ordeal By Innocence: The Complete Series – The DVDfever Review – Agatha Christie BBC drama
Ordeal By Innocence, by Agatha Christie, begins with rich matriarch Rachel Argyll (Anna Chancellor) having her mortal coil shuffled off by someone, and since it’s Agatha Christie, so the victim must be discovered by the …
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The Generation Game with Mel and Sue Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
The Generation Game was a ’70s and ’80s mainstay of Saturday night TV with Bruce Forsyth and, then, Larry Grayson, both of whom have since passed on. With the BBC scraping the barrel beyond recognition …
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Moss on PS4 PSVR – The DVDfever Review
Moss is one of the more engaging titles I’ve played on the PSVR, with you as the little mouse, Quill, completing small but ingenious little puzzles (before their complexity increases), whilst looking effortlessly gorgeous and …
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Attack on Titan 2 on Nintendo Switch – The DVDfever Review
Attack on Titan 2 is out now and it will be known to most that I am a lover of anime. It will also be known to most that Attack on Titan was the best …
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Lee And Dean Episodes 1 and 2 – The DVDfever Review
Lee and Dean are childhood friends and cockney builders who prank each other for ‘bantz’ (i.e. banter) whilst doing occasional pieces-to-camera mixed in with the fly-on-the-wall-style comedy but, The Office this is not. Miles Chapman, …
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Ready Player One – GAME OVER! – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Ready Player One is set in Columbus, Ohio, in the year 2045, where Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) lives in the Stacks (high-rise caravan slums, basically) and he dreams of a life out of there, like …
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Happy End on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Happy End is the latest movie from Michael Haneke (Amour) with a lot of concurrent stories crossing over each other, beginning with the ground collapsing at a building site where Anne’s (Isabelle Huppert) son, Pierre …
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Come Home: The Complete Series – The DVDfever Review – Christopher Eccleston
Come Home centres around the break-up of a family, the difference compared to most dramas being that it’s the woman who’s just walked out on everyone for reasons unknown to those left remaining in the …
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Wonder on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Wonder centres around a young lad called August, better known as Auggie (Jacob Tremblay, who was superb in 2016’s Room), with a facial deformity that results in bullies making fun of him, yet he tries …
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