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Calling all iPad and Android tablet owners

Are you reading SFX on a digital device? We want to hear from you Now that SFX is available on every major digital device , we know that thousands of people are choosing to get SFX that way each month. We’d love to know what you think of the experience …

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The most offensive use of lighting in video games

Lite brite Your project–nay, your magnum opus–has finally been completed. It’s a perfect gem of a game, one you know will resonate with the masses, sell hundreds of thousands of copies, and inspire children to follow their dreams, collapsed economy be damned. But something’s off. Something’s missing… Aha! You’ve got …

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Tweets Of The Week

Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright give their final word on Spaced, John Hurt trends and Damon Lindelof mourns three years since the end of Lost in the latest Tweets Of The Week (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) @DamonLindelof Best. Vine. EVER. http://vine.co/v/bVzmtBWEg6u (opens in new tab) They …

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What If Shakespeare Had Written For Buffy?

Joss Whedon is bringing culture to the masses, assembling a bunch of fan-friendly old acting mates (Alexis Denisof, Amy Acker, Nathan Fillion among many others) for a new version of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing (which you can learn more about – and enter a competition to win free tickets …

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Peter Cushing: A Centenary Tribute

Peter Cushing: Centenary Tribute. 26 May 2013 marks exactly 100 years since Peter Cushing – Hammer’s Van Helsing and Baron Frankenstein – was born, in Kenley in Surrey. To celebrate the fact, we’ve dug out this piece from the SFX archives: a back-page tribute to the great man. I’ve never …

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50 Strangest Censored Movie Lines

Pulp Fiction (1994) Original Line: “My eyes are wide fucking open.” Edited Version: “My eyes are wide focused open.” Welcome to the weird world of movie ‘bowdlerising’, the process of removing offensive material from something to protect the fragile little minds of audiences everywhere. Aeroplane and TV edits of some …

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Scribblenauts Unmasked A DC Comics Words

Look, up in the sky Scribblenauts “Write Anything, Solve Everything” puzzle gameplay has only grown since it came to the DS in 2009. Each new entry in the series has deepened the massive vocabulary of items that protagonist Maxwell conjures with his Magic Notepad, but will expand the collection of …

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RadarPlays – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade

For this week’s Retro edition of RadarPlays, we switched on the coin-op classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Released by Konami in 1989, the game was based on the colorful cartoon that was all the rage back then. It later became a popular 360 downloadable in 2007, but now it’s no …

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RadarPlays – League of Legends (Patch 3.6)

So here’s the thing. Ryan, Brian, and Tom have recently developed an unhealthy obsession with League of Legends, so for this week’s shuffle, we decided to hop in. Why? Because of the new patch, 3.6, which introduced the new Howling Abyss All Random All Mid (ARAM) map and a brand …

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