Nostalgic News: Gorillaz was released 20 years ago
Conor O’Hanlon looks at Gorillaz’s first album two decades since it helped popularised virtual bands.
Author Conor O'Hanlon
Conor O'Hanlon
I'm a third-year History student with a love for film and their posters.
Total articles: 43
Why We Should Get A Max Payne 4
Conor recaps the Max Payne series and tells us why it should be revived.
Nostalgic News: Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence was released 15 years ago
15 years after its release, Conor O’Hanlon looks at the updated version of Metal Gear Solid 3
What We’re Playing: January 2021
Writers recap some great games they’ve played over the last month.
The Edge’s Best Films of 2020
With 2020 behind us, our writers look back on their top 10 films of the year!
News That Shook 2020
Some of our writers talk about some of the news that shook up 2020.
The Edge’s Favourite Games of 2020
2020 gave us a surprising amount of significant titles. We can look to new projects…
From Vale To Tokyo: Our Favourite JRPGs
Edge writers discuss their favourite Japanese role-playing games.
Batman: Arkham Knight – A Retrospective
Conor O’Hanlon re-examines the “excellent” Arkham Knight ahead of Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad.
Nostalgic News: Gorillaz’ Tomorrow Comes Today was released 20 years ago
Conor O’Hanlon looks at Gorillaz’s very first song, which is a poignant reminder of their enduring talent in their first trilogy of albums.
Review: Stardust – Lack Of Bowie’s Music Undermines Interesting Biopic
Gabriel Range’s new biopic about Bowie has received fairly negative press, but is it really that bad? Conor O’Hanlon reviews.
Cinemas in Trouble – The Future of the Industry at Large
Conor O’Hanlon looks at the future of the cinema industry, from cinemas themselves to the production companies behind the films they show
Hilarious Musical Madness; A Review of Neil Cicierega’s Mouth Dreams
Conor O’Hanlon looks at Neil Cicierega’s latest mashup masterclass.
Red Dead Redemption 2’s Chilly Opening Moments
Conor tells us why Red Dead Redemption 2’s chilly intro deserves a warm reception.