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The Weekly Wrap February 1 -7

Another week has past us by and in the gamer world a lot can and as always has happened; hopefully you squeezed in a...

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Charlie, Charlie are you there? Listen to this week's podcast to find out where Charlie went. On this edition of Game Over Remastered, Alaisdair...

The Weekly Wrap With DC

Hi Gamers, DC here … welcome to the fifth installment of “The Weekly Wrap” – the best place to find everything that’s happened in the wonderful world of...

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It is that time of year again! We are gearing up for Australia's BIGGEST gaming expo in October at EB Games! Taking over Sydney...

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A lot can happen in a year. Solange and Jay-Z had a heated... "discussion" in an elevator, Leonardo DiCaprio didn't win an Oscar, and...
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