Best video game weapons
From the iconic hidden blade, to comedy highlights like the dubstep gun, our gaming writers list their favourite video game weapons.
Author George Seabrook
George Seabrook
Fourth year Spanish & History student. You know what I like,because I've written about it. #MagicMikeXXLForever
Total articles: 197How To Fix: Daredevil
Marvel lover and noir enthusiast George Seabrook has some strong words for the first of Netflix’s ‘gritty’, street level superhero shows.
Review: CHVRCHES – ‘Never Ending Circles’
The second single from their upcoming album Every Open Eye is “hypnotic and energising”, writes George Seabrook.
All I’ve Done This Summer is: read The Establishment by Owen Jones
George Seabrook explains why reading Owen Jones’ The Establishment is a fulfilling way to spend your Summer.
Nostalgic News: Scott Pilgrim vs The World released five years ago today
Edgar Wright’s distinctive adaptation of Brian Lee O’Malley’s famed comic books was released in the US five years ago today on 13th August 2010.
Review: The Gift
Joel Edgerton’s directorial debut is a skin-crawling revelation, says George Seabrook.
Review: Fantastic Four
It’s not fantastic, but it’s certainly not as bad as you’ve heard, says George Seabrook of the latest incarnation of Marvel’s first family.
This Week in Film
This Week in Film (03/08/15-09/08/15) includes Fox’s Fantastic Four reboot and Joel Edgerton’s directorial debut.
Review: Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
The latest entry in Tom Cruise’s Stunt Spectacular is the best yet, and one of the best of the year.
First Look Review: Trainwreck
George takes an early look at the much-anticipated new rom-com from Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow.
Blu-ray Review: The Voices
George reviews Ryan Reynolds in Marjane Satrapi’s darkly-humoured tale of mental health, The Voices.
Why casting Tom Holland as Spider-Man should be celebrated
George looks at the positives to Tom Holland’s casting as Spider-Man.
Notes on News: Why diversity in Marvel comics is a good thing
Following the news that Stan Lee wants his superheroes to stay as they were originally created – white and straight – George explores why diversity in the Marvel comics is a good thing.
Review: Mr. Holmes
George Seabrook investigates Ian McKellen as literature’s most famous detective in Mr Holmes.