Sean Flint
April 26, 2015
While reading up on a few games earlier today, I got the thought into my head that I’ve gotten to the point in games where I no longer want an open world. The novelty has worn off on me, and I’m sick of playing games with a few interesting areas and miles and miles of content-void land on their map. ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 26, 2015
There was an announcement for April 28 concerning Just Cause 3. Apparently, a game-play reveal trailer is set to come out. For five years, gamers wondering if a sequel would come for the franchise. After the countless hours of racing around Panau, players can finally put the game to rest. With the reveal date only a few days away, players are excited ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 26, 2015
Microsoft be praised. In light of recent developments, Microsoft promises to introduce fan-requested features on Windows 10 and the mobile Xbox Smartglass. Some of the features include an Avatar Tile, live TV streaming and PIP (picture in picture) support, and even Voice Messages. It’s great that Microsoft is building a solid console-to-computer relationship. What players can do on their consoles can ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 22, 2015
Time flies. With June around the corner, it’s time to settle down and see what games are coming out. Already, Xbox developers have revealed some big names for the year. Many of them are sequels and rumors. There’s also some surprising news from Phil Spencer, concerning the future of the Xbox. Expectations for this E3 are high. This year, games, ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 22, 2015
Always enjoy the classics. They’re the reason why certain games exist. Without their foundations, gaming wouldn’t be the same. Remember Call of Duty 2? Can you believe it has been almost been 10 years since the game was released? That entry into the Call of Duty franchise introduced new and basic concepts. Even though regenerating health was seen in Halo 2, the grenade icon ...
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Sean Flint
April 20, 2015
As we all know, keeping up with new releases can be a full-time job, and it’s really easy to miss games that have been on our radars for months. This weekly releases series aims to compile a short and simple list of the major releases of each week. There are some great games on the horizon this week, so make ...
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Steven Russell
April 18, 2015
The cat is out of the bag. NetherRealm’s latest game, Mortal Kombat X has the first gay character in the series. He is called Kung Jin, a former thief, and an archer for the Shaolin monks, and in some flash-back cut-scenes his sexual orientation is revealed. This was brought to the gaming media’s attention through Gaystarnews, and I am not ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 16, 2015
To Xbox One users near and afar, know that your beloved console is never off. You are adding to your electricity bill by not unplugging your console. But fear not, there is a new update on the way. Microsoft intends on giving Xbox users the option of “Energy Saving” or “Instant On.” However, will it be as effective as they ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 16, 2015
Remember how you felt when you first played Guitar Hero? You felt like a rockstar, right? The crowd cheering as you aced every riff, the familiar rock songs, even playing side-by-side with your best friend. It was a wonderful, innovative feeling. However, the weak spin-offs caused the series to lose it’s charm. Future games were nothing more than clones of their predecessors. ...
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Jimmy Tran
April 15, 2015
In this day and age, nothing is safe. Because technology is so advanced, it’s nearly impossible to keep files from being leaked onto the Internet. Look at what has happened to Microsoft. Their attempt to create a Russian exclusive Halo game resulted in the “El Dorito” hack. The not-so-secret Halo: Online has been leaked. Now, modders are working on making the game available for everyone. ...
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