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The Legend of Zelda Returns with “Hyrule Warriors”

March 9, 2016November 27, 2017 Mustapha R. Price0

Nintendo and Koei Tecmo stand together once more to port the Wii U’s “Hyrule Warriors” to the Nintendo 3DS. Hyrule Warriors is a Legend of Zelda themed “hack and slash” game in the vain of Koei Tecmo’s “Dynasty Warriors” series. The original game spanned many Legend of Zelda games, from “Ocarina of Time” to “Skyward Sword,” featuring characters and environments from all of the

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“The Finest Hours” Was a Couple of Pretty Boring hours

February 24, 2016February 27, 2018 Gabe Carrio0

“The Finest Hours,” directed by Craig Gillespie (“Fright Night” and “Mr. Woodcock”), released on January 29, is based on the true story of the most daring small boat rescue in U.S. Coast Guard history. The film stars Chris Pine as Bernie Webber, captain of the boat that rescued 32 survivors off the T2 oil tanker SS Pendleton. Recently engaged to his girlfriend Miriam, played

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Gabe’s Jam Sesh: Madeon’s “Adventure”

February 24, 2016February 27, 2018 Gabe Carrio0

“Adventure” is an album I only discovered a few months ago, but was released on March 30, 2015 under the label Columbia Records. While I only discovered it during the fall of 2015, “Adventure” left a big impression on me. I had been following Madeon, a 21 year old French electronic music producer, for a while, listening to his independently released singles and watching

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Netflick of the Week: “Master of None”

February 24, 2016February 27, 2018 Tyler Leighton0

A new series hit Netflix back in Nov., but this one wasn’t met with huge watch parties or all night binges. When “Master of None” was released, there was a quiet, small, audience that sat down and watched, and told their friends. That word of mouth four months later has led here. One of the best shows on Netflix has been right under your

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“Naruto Storm 4” Sends Series Off With Improvements

February 24, 2016February 27, 2018 Bryan Creevy0

There’s big news for the Naruto fanbase this month. While the manga ended on November 10, 2014, the video game series following the knuckleheaded ninja’s story, Ultimate Ninja Storm, has finally caught up and wrapped up its series with the release of “Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4” February 9. Minor spoiler alert: “Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4” picks up where the third

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Dash, Jump and Glide into “Mario and Luigi Paper Jam”

February 24, 2016November 27, 2017 Mustapha R. Price0

3DS owners look out! Mario is back and Luigi’s seeing double as the fifth installment in Alpha Dream’s “Mario and Luigi” series of Role-Playing Games, “Mario and Luigi Paper Jam” has big shoes to fill. Those shoes become bigger when the crossover game incorporates elements from the popular “Paper Mario” series as well. Fans of both series will be drawn to the unique visual

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Poet Lacey Roop Slams SNHU

February 24, 2016February 27, 2018 Laurelann Easton0

Lacey Roop took the stage on the night of Friday, Feb. 19 in the Last Chapter Pub with her slam poetry. CAPE put on the event and it was co-sponsored by the Deborah L. Coffin Women’s Center, Student Activists for Gender Equality, and the Office of Diversity Initiatives. Roop read some of her poems that centered on themes of gender, sexuality, and the power

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“Punk Goes Christmas”: A Rock and Roll Holiday Album

December 9, 2015January 15, 2018 Gabe Carrio0

Let me clear this up, this is not a rock and roll holiday album, and these are not rock and roll bands. I just liked the title. I wouldn’t lie to you. Anyway, released on Nov. 4, 2013 by Fearless Records and Shock Entertainment, “Punk Goes Christmas” is the fourteenth compilation album in the “Punk Goes…” series, preceded by “Punk Goes Pop 5.” It

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Krampus: 80s Horror With a Christmas Twist

December 9, 2015January 15, 2018 Addison Thyng0

“Krampus” does not fit the mold of modern day horror films. It isn’t a ghost story, it isn't shot like a home video, and it doesn’t try get screams by over using jump scares. “Krampus” takes the old 80's horror genre of films, the slasher/monster movie, and adds a bit of Christmas flavor. While this may sound ridiculous, let me assure you that “Krampus”

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The Good Dinosaur: A Good Review

December 9, 2015January 15, 2018 Addison Thyng0

Pixar hit a home run earlier this year with the release of their first original picture in ages: “Inside Out”. It was met with almost universal critical and audience praise showing that Pixar was back on top. This led to more pressure being put on their next original film “The Good Dinosaur”, to live up to the high bar set by “Inside Out”. While