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SWTOR Character Backstory – Rosiet, Alagos and Brenum

Warning: May contain minor spoilers on class stories and on Shadow of Revan and Fallen Empire stories. I’ve been playing SWTOR for several years now and I’ve always had backstories for my characters in the world of role-play. I’ve never actually sat down to write them down however, so I’m glad to have a good …

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An Interview with ‘Horizon Chase’ Developer Aquiris

Our own Matthew Petras had a recent chat with Jesus Fabre, the Social Media Manager and PR for Aquiris. Here’s what he had to say: 1. Why did you opt for a premium model without any micro-transactions?  “Our studio has a previous history of successful premium games, also that monetization model was the one we …

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A second ‘Bloodborne’ play-through is another beast

Bloodborne is almost certainly going to remain the best video game release of this year whenever the final days of December roll around. Complete with its always challenging, rewarding combat, its gorgeous, arresting, unrelenting gothic horror atmosphere, its expertly designed environments that cohesively form a single, breathing world, Bloodborne is exceptional. Only now, around five …

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E3 2015: ‘Deus Ex: Mankind Divided’ brings plenty of choices to the table

Another welcomed sight at the PC Gaming Conference was Deus Ex: Mankind Divided which will take place two years after Human Revolution. Augmented people are seen as a dangerous species and have been forced into ghettos.  Developers Eidos Montreal always keep players in mind when working on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided so that make sure that all …

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E3 2015: EA closes conference with ‘Star Wars: Battlefront’

Electronic Arts rounded out its 2015 E3 conference with the game everyone in the theater had been waiting for, the new Star Wars:Battlefront. Developed by DICE, the trailer showed actual gameplay footage from the PS4, and as usual the Frostbite engine delivered something gorgeous. Showcasing the always popular Hoth attack sequence, the world of Star …

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Nintendo’s E3 events bring the show to you with these events

Every year, E3 brings us the biggest gaming news of the year, as Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo drop their biggest announcements about upcoming games, release dates and new consoles. With the event fast approaching, Nintendo has released their full schedule. Check out their play-by-play reference guide below which lets you track Nintendo’s live E3 coverage, …

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Is ‘Adventures of Pip’ the new ‘Shovel Knight’?

“When darkness covers the kingdom, an unlikely hero will evolve and devolve to save the day in this epic 2D side-scrolling adventure.” Adventures of Pip from Tic Toc Games is a new take on the classic side-scrolling action platformer where the main character, Pip, who despite being one pixel in a world full of 32-bit …

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The Most Anticipated Wii U Games of 2015

The Nintendo Wii U is without question, the underdog of the console market, even if it is the best console on store shelves right now. For gamers like myself, the most important difference between the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Wii U is the amount of exclusive games they offer. Sure, they have differences in …

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Choking the Hype Machine: Why It’s So Tough to Review Games

There are an almost infinite number of issues that can come into play when choosing to critique something that has been created by someone else. Examples include everything from personal bias to life experience to cultural fatigue to rampant fanboyism. These issues are further compounded in the gaming medium. A place of constant competition, not …

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Achievement Races: How the Validation Model Has Changed Gaming

Something has quietly occurred over this soon-to-pass gaming generation, something that has never been seen before in the previous five or so eras of our favorite past time. For some reason people are continuing to sink hour after hour into games that they’ve already beaten. What is this strange phenomena that has allowed for the …

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Games That Changed Everything: ‘Super Metroid’

It is something of a crime that the Metroid series has long been akin to the forgotten middle child of Nintendo’s family, the one that is oft ignored in favor of its too more prolific and popular siblings: Mario and Zelda. With several top tier games under its belt, and the many iconic moments it’s contributed to the gaming world, the Metroid series is more than deserving of its due among the Nintendo Big 3.

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How I Learned About Computers, Played a Few Games, and Scared Love Away

For much of my adolescence and childhood, computers were what other people had. They were increasingly popular, but had not yet become the ubiquitous appliances they are now, when even the youngest juggle laptops, desktops, tablets, and smart phones. As immersed as I now am in this cycle of monitors and touch screens, I was …

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Essential Accessories for Your Next-Gen Console

So your Xbox One or PS4 is hooked up to your TV in all its HD glory, but you feel like something is still missing. That’s probably because you haven’t purchased all those fancy accessories to complete your beautiful system’s wardrobe. Lucky for you we have a list of all the necessary bells and whistles …

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Videogames: A Matter of Life and Death

Last week I read an article where George Lucas and Steven Spielberg gave their predictions of where videogames will be within the next five years, give or take. Spielberg believes videogames will not be completely immersive until they are a three-dimensional experience. Microsoft is allegedly working on that. Lucas thinks videogames will soon be revolutionised …

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