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Nickelodeon brings the fun to SDCC 2026 with immersive offsite

By Imogen Jones on July 22, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

The Psychology Behind the Death of Physical Media

By David Cromie on July 21, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

HBO Max brings two offsites to SDCC 2026. 

By Imogen Jones on July 21, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

25 Years of Final Fantasy X

By David Cromie on July 19, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Disney makes exciting return to SDCC 2026 with must-do offsites

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What is Grief?

By David Cromie on July 18, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )
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The world is changing, and with every year that passes we lose a little more of the things we grew up with. It now looks increasingly likely that physical media could become a thing of the past over the coming years, especially as Sony currently intends to phase it out. I'm far from a Luddite, and I appreciate the convenience of digital media, but the more we lose, the more pieces of our shared culture—and even ourselves—we risk leaving behind. Disney has revealed its first San Diego Comic-Con 2026 offsite experiences, and they're shaping up to be some of the convention's biggest attractions. Percy Jackson returns with an all-new immersive adventure inside a giant trident, packed with Season 3 Easter eggs, interactive quests, exclusive Camp Half-Blood merchandise, and photo opportunities. The experience will run Thursday 23 July (9:30am–7:00pm), Friday 24 July (10:30am–7:00pm), Saturday 25 July (9:30am–7:00pm), and Sunday 26 July (9:30am–5:00pm). 19 July 2001 is one of the most legendary release days in video game history. It was the day Final Fantasy X was first properly introduced to the world. I was in Europe, so I wouldn't get to play it until the following year, but I still remember booting it up for the first time. Hearing Otherworld over that incredible opening, followed by the Blitzball sequence, had me hooked from the very beginning. For full article head to Nerdgeist.com and for all your #SDCC news be sure to follow our resident San Diego Comic Con expert / boots on the ground reporter @imogenjones16 RIP Sam Neill you where one of us, even if separated by the globe #samneill #samneil #samneilledit #film #cinematography Sharing has always been about more than simply passing an object from one person to another. Psychology tells us that sharing builds trust, strengthens empathy, creates a sense of belonging, and helps forge lasting friendships. For many of us, lending a game to a friend wasn't just a way to save money—it was how we discovered new worlds, created lifelong memories, and built deeper connections with the people around us. Welcome to Part 4 of my series exploring how TTRPGs can benefit our mental health. We've already looked at using the Johari Window to discover more about ourselves and how tabletop role-playing games can act as a form of group therapy—even if we are only rolling ones. This week, we're exploring how TTRPGs can help us develop empathy, why empathy is such an important part of being human, and how role-playing lets us practise seeing the world through someone else's eyes. Full video live on our YouTube channel. Last week I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing the incredibly talented Hannah Hebblethwaite and this is part 1 of that delightful interview. In another baffling post online, writer, pundit, and man accused of domestic abuse, Jon Del Arroz once again proves that he not only doesn't know what he's talking about, but also seems determined to spread outrage for its own sake.

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Comic Review: Scene City Part 1 ‘Impossibly Emo’

By David Cromie on May 24, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Sometimes when growing up we tended to think that our scene defined us; the skate kids would hang near the Cathedral, the goth (then eventually) emo kids would hit up City Hall […]

Theatre Review: Demented – Lyric Theatre

By MayC on May 23, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

“It’s like the start of a really bad joke, ‘a woman, a cripple, and a man with dementia walk into a bank’” Gary Mitchell’s latest play features Andrew (Ian Beattie) who is […]

Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival – 15 Years and Still Going Strong

By MayC on May 18, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

The 15th Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival has now finished and we thought we would reflect by giving our own personal highlights. For myself, I am finding it difficult to actually pinpoint just […]

Ann Harrison Exhibition, Wicker Man, Belfast – May 2014

By MayC on May 18, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Ann Louise Harrison, a talented artist/illustrator from Belfast is showcasing her work at The Wicker Man, Belfast and Nerdgeist had the pleasure of attending her opening night. Her work contains an eclectic […]

Malik Bendjelloul (14/9/77 – 13/5/14)

By David Cromie on May 16, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Tragically, Swedish documentary film-maker Malik Bendjelloul, age 36, took his own life.  Relatively unknown outside of Sweden where he originally worked as a public broadcaster before deciding to create documentaries about musicians […]

HR Giger (5th February 1940 – 12th May 2014)

By Alison on May 14, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that there are few contemporary artists that can illustrate nightmares as vividly as the Swiss sculptor and painter HR Giger. If you don’t recognise […]

Wild Beasts (Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival 2014)

By David Cromie on May 14, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

The critically acclaimed Wild Beasts managed to grace the festival (on Thursday 8th May at the Festival Marquee at Belfast Custom House Square) with their presence and it was magnificent. This was […]

Shonen Knife (Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival 2014)

By MayC on May 13, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Before Babymetal there was Shonen Knife (translation: boy knife).  Founded 33 years ago (sidebar: the same year as Metallica was formed) their high energy, happy rock/pop-punk sound and songs about unlikely subjects […]

De La Soul (Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival 2014)

By David Cromie on May 12, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

I may be a young pup but I have seen some of the best contemporary music acts that the world has to offer: ACDC, Run DMC, Amon Tobin, Rodriguez, The Who and James […]

Ginger Baker’s Jazz Confusion (Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival 2014)

By MayC on May 11, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

I wanted to close my eyes.  No, not because it was boring but because Ginger Baker along with Alec Dankworth (bass), Abass Dodoo (percussion) and Andy Sheppard (saxophone) created an amazing aural […]

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