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Where Is The Teamwork When You Need It?

by Kenton Winkfield [ Tuesday, 19th of March 2013 - 06:59 PM ]

In a world full of Halos and Call of Dutys where players can be a one man army and carry their entire team to victory, how is it games like Army of Two, Medal of Honor: Warfighter, or even Battlefield manage to have such a large player base? The amount of people who group together isn't as large as it would seem. People, like me, don't have friends to play these games with because our friends either don't buy the game or trade it in shortly after it's released. So now I run into team based games alone and I'm forced to group up with people who either don't have a microphone or sit in a party with their friends who are playing different games. Read More...

Tags: Teamwork, Halo, COD, Call Of Duty, Medal Of Honor, Battlefield, Army Of Two, Teammates, Xbox,

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Story Time With Remember Me

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 5th of March 2013 - 08:26 PM ]

Now that we know some of the game play mechanics and now the release date for Remember Me (June 4th), let's take a little look at the basic version of the game's story. I do mean basic from the below trailer for the game. Pretty much you take control of Nilin a memory hunter in Neo-Paris. The year is 2084 and it would seem that memory manipulation is the new rage in keeping humans down and in their place. Nilin finds out that she has been wiped of memories and wants to get them back. Oh, and there looks to be like some kind of zombies mixed in along her path to get them back from Mega Corp Memorize. Read More...

Tags: Remember Me, Capcom, Dontnod Entertainment, PS3, XBox, PC,

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Square Enix Announces Not Kingdom Hearts 3

by Kenton Winkfield [ Tuesday, 26th of February 2013 - 11:10 PM ]

Square Enix had a big announcement today about everyone's favorite Final Fantasy/Disney crossover. Unfortunately, it wasn't the highly anticipated Kingdom Hearts 3. Kingdom Hearts fans around the world collectively sigh in disappointment as they read about Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix, set to release Fall of 2013. It is a compilation for the PlayStation 3 featuring Kingdom Hearts Final Mix; Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories; and story cut scenes from Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. The games will also have trophies, giving all players, old and new, even more reasons to play Kingdom Hearts. Read More...

Tags: Kingdom Hearts, PlayStation, Disney, Re:Chain Of Memories, Final Mix, PS3,

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Now That We've Had Some Time, Let's Talk PS4

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 26th of February 2013 - 01:45 AM ]

It's been a bit of time since Sony held its huge press conference where the PS4 was officially announced. They let loose the proposed specs for the new machine as well as a quick look at the Dual Shock 4, new services, and a few games that will be coming this holiday season. With the announcements comes a bit of wonder and excitement, as I am sure Sony wants, but should we blindly follow along and get ready to drop upwards of $600 this November? I've had some time to reflect and let the initial excitement subside, so let me bring up a few things I took away and pondered on. If for some reason you missed it, as I did, you want to check what I'm talking about, or you just don't care for the words and just want to watch it again, the video is below. Read More...

Tags: PS4, PlayStation 4, Announcement, Sony,

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Review: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Saturday, 23rd of February 2013 - 12:06 AM ]

When one hears anything Metal Gear you usually think "Tactical Espionage" style of game. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance deviates from that to an extreme, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. While it all takes place in the same game universe, MGR:R tries a bit of difference with an action packed style of game play. How does it work out? Well read on. Read More...

Tags: Metal Gear Rising, Revengeance, Konami, Platinum Games, Review, PS3, Xbox,

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Review: Serious Sam Double D XXL

by Matt Waitt [ Friday, 22nd of February 2013 - 06:15 PM ]

Serious Sam Double D XXL is one hell of a mouthful, especially for a title of a game. But don't let the ridiculously long title discourage you from enjoying this great game. Featuring a Gunstacking ability, some awesome platforming, 2D side-scrolling action, and the comedy/humor we all know and love from the Serious Sam franchise. So let's talk about what I enjoyed about Serious Sam Double D XXL. God damn it I need to find a shorter name for that game SSDDXXL? Read More...

Tags: Serious Sam, Devolver Digital, Mommys Best Games, Review, XBLA,

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Review: Dead Space 3

by Irene Collazo [ Monday, 11th of February 2013 - 05:38 PM ]

Isaac Clarke is back for round three of limb dismembering, skull stomping, and vigorous shimmy shaking action against the Necromorphs we all love to hate. Oh, but he was dragged into it for the sake of mankind. Once again, Unitologists decide to cause an outbreak of Necromorphs because they’re simply crazy and suicidal. That’s just my opinion. Dead Space 3 is somewhat different from the first two games which threw me off for the first hour of game play. Read More...

Tags: Dead Space 3, EA Games, Visceral Games, Review, PS3, Xbox, PC,

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Separate Truth From Legend With The New BioShock Infinite Trailer

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Monday, 28th of January 2013 - 09:39 PM ]

Before you get all excited about getting a new look at BioShock Infinite, clam down and know that the below trailer doesn't show any new visuals or game play. It does show is a bit of the lore in an Unsolved Mysteries format. So please take note of that before you get all panty wadded and feel like you are getting the shaft. Now that is out of the way, here is the new "trailer." Take a look before we move on here. Read More...

Tags: BioShock Infinite, Irrational Games, 2K Games, PS3, XBox, PC,

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The DLC For This Article Will Be Released Soon.

by Kenton Winkfield [ Tuesday, 22nd of January 2013 - 07:07 PM ]

I love it when I turn on a game I've already played and beaten and find that there is brand new stuff to do thanks to new content being added. But, in a world dominated by the internet is it really such a good thing now? I feel that games now-a-days are sometimes left incomplete in order to reach deadlines, and the finishing touches are just brought out at a later date in the form of patches or add-ons. In the past; unless you were on a PC; an incomplete game was rare on consoles before they could access the internet. And unless the game was incredibly good, people wouldn't go out to buy the next installments. Read More...

Tags: DLC, Video Game Market, Expansion, Downloadable Content, Internet,

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Pokémon X And Y Announced

by [ Monday, 14th of January 2013 - 05:26 PM ]

Ladies and gentlemen, the announcement you've all been waiting for has finally come. The 3DS will finally have its own 3D Pokémon games. Just announced are Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. With a predicted release in October, X and Y will be the sixth generation to hit the states. A trailer for the game was released that shows the new style, as well as the new starts. This time around there is the fox-like fire-type Fennekin, frog-like water-type Froakie, and the weasel(?)-like grass-type Chespin. Read More...

Tags: Pokémon, X And Y, Game Freak, Nintendo, Chespin, Fennekin, Froakie, 3DS,

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Sony's New Patent Could Put An End To Used Games

by Greg Tatterfield [ Friday, 4th of January 2013 - 06:52 PM ]

Used games have been a sore spot with game companies for a long time now. For most gamers used games are a great way to save money or play a game that they may have missed. However If Sony has anything to say about it this trend may be coming to an end soon. Sony has filed a patent for a new technology that will block used games from being played on Sony's consoles. The new system works by reading a tag embedded on the game disk and then linking to the player ID and the user’s console. After the tag has been linked to the first console that the game was played on any future attempt to play the game on another user’s console will not work. Read More...

Tags: Sony, PlayStation, Used Games, Patent, PS4,

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Let Me Spoil The First Few Minutes Of BioShock Infinite For You

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Wednesday, 19th of December 2012 - 08:16 PM ]

If you followed the link in then you already know what you are in store for. That's right a fancy-chair-sitting, slow-rowing, low action packed romp around the coast of Maine in 1912 in-game for BioShock Infinite. My words won't do it any justice here, so I'll just let you hop on down and watch. Just in case you still haven't caught on, this is the first few minutes for BioShock Infinite. So if you want to experience everything for the first time in March, you might just want to skip the video. For everyone else, there is nothing really spoiled except the first few minutes which play out similar to BioShock's opening. Read More...

Tags: BioShock Infinite, Irrational Games, 2K Games, PS3, XBox, PC,

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Review: Gateways

by Kenton Winkfield [ Wednesday, 19th of December 2012 - 06:03 PM ]

A game to bring back the old-style platformers from yester-decade, Gateways is a 2D portal platformer from Indie Developers Smudged Cat Games, makers of The Adventures of Shuggy. Gateways has you take control of Ed, a scientist who has mysteriously woken up in his lab to find that his creations have escaped their containment and are running amuck. As he runs to escape his lab, he must find and use several of his new creations in order to traverse past several of his own security systems. He must use all his various portal devices to teleport, resize, rotate, and even go back in time in order to reach his control center, and ultimately escape his own lab. Read More...

Tags: Gateways, Smudged Cat Games, Platformer, Review, Xbox, PC,

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Games We Are Looking Forward To In 2013

by Matt Waitt [ Tuesday, 18th of December 2012 - 05:48 PM ]

With the end of the year coming soon and the end of the world coming sooner, I thought now would be a good time to show off some of the games we're most excited for. So let's get right into the goods. First off we have the third installment to the amazingly beautiful franchise of Crysis, with Crysis 3. Developed by Crytek and Published by EA, Crysis 3 takes place twenty-four years after the events of Crysis 2. Players will be taking the role of Prophet again as he returns to New York. Read More...

Tags: Crysis 3, Metro Last Light, Castlevania, Lords Of Shadow 2, Bioshock Infinite, DmC, Aliens, Colonoial Marines,

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New Metro: Last Light Trailer

by Matt Waitt [ Tuesday, 11th of December 2012 - 10:28 PM ]

The guys over at THQ and 4A Games have released a new game play trailer for Metro: Last Light. The trailer has the main character, Artyom, reciting a passage from the Christian bible. I believe the passage is Genesis 1:1 to Genesis 2:3. The passage explains how God created the earth in six days and then rested on the seventh. But enough about religious mythology. Let's talk about how amazing this game looks. Read More...

Tags: Metro, Last Light, THQ, 4A Games, PS3, Xbox, PC,

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