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While the Vita hasn’t received a lot of love in North America, Japan has been delivering some great exclusives that you’re sure to remember, even if it’s just because...
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It’s generally agreed that 2016 was pretty crappy, but despite that we have had, what I believe, one of the strongest year in gaming in recent history. We’ve seen...
This year rejuvenated our faith in the shooter genre. From a classic being brought back, new Hero Shooters, to giving us a glimpse of war in the future and...
During The Game Awards last night, the show took time to show off the new trailer for LawBreakers, the latest game from Cliffy B’s Boss Key Productions. The 60 second...
If you’ve been living under a rock for the past month, there has been a lot of discussion about Paladins, created by Hi-Rez Studios (Smite) the game is an...
Kotaku is reporting that 2K and Gearbox’s Battleborn will be going Free-to-play with the official announcement coming sometime in November. Their source “a person familiar with plans for the...
When you talk about good games that have a punishing difficulty, for me only two games come to mind, the Soul series and Contra. For me, Contra is the...
The top down shooter genre has seen a big bloom recently, but it seems like there is something missing with it. That thing is competition. The genre is not...
For those who have a fond memory of Geometry Wars but felt like it needed a competitive multiplayer component to it, we got the game for you! Hypersect’s INVERSUS...
Adilaris
Blizzard has been doing a superb job with marketing their latest game, Overwatch. Leading up to the release of the game, we’ve been treated to highly detailed and well...
duskjome
Overwatch’s release is approaching and it appears that Blizzard is poised to extend it’s grasp into yet another aspect of gaming. For the uninitiated, Overwatch is an multi-player...
In my home town, being a gamer, didn’t really earn you much respect, in fact it was difficult to find people to play Tabletop games like Warhammer, and Dungeons...
