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Doom: The Dark Ages Review

Doom: The Dark Ages Review

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Guns and heavy metal weren't enough this time around.See the Story

I’ve been playing fighting games for over 30 years — here are my top 3 current favorite games (and controllers)

I’ve been playing fighting games for over 30 years — here are my top 3 current favorite games (and controllers)

Coverage: 2 sources

This is arguably the best time for fighting games since the '90s. Here are 3 of the best games available now, along with the best 3 controllers for playing them.See the Story

Council supports charity cancer campaign urging rural community to 'Nip it in the Bud'

Cancer · Lisburn

Council supports charity cancer campaign urging rural community to 'Nip it in the Bud'

Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council has agreed to promote the Rural Communities Cancer Project, aimed at tackling cancer inequalities and helping to raise awareness of cancer locally among those in rural areas, particularly the farming community.See the Story

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