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Bill Lavoy (Prima Games): With the holiday season upon us, it's time to welcome new friends to the Battlefield 4 family. It's never a bad thing when new players start playing a game. Of course, the process isn't without its growing pains. The random helicopter crashes, beached Attack Boats and endless sounds of LMG fire is enough to drive anyone mad. Luckily, us fine folks at Prima Games have paused our Christmas Vacation DVD to sit down and provide you with our top tips for Battlefield 4.

Added: 01.01.2014 5:16 | 12 views | 0 comments


Attack On Gaming's first ever Game of the Year awards! A very interesting choice. "Welcome the first ever Attack On Gaming Game of the Year Award award article. This year has been a great year for gaming in that there have been many awesome contenders for the top spot as Game of the Year. As this is the first ever Game of the Year Award for us, well be keeping it simple and sticking to just the GotY winner this year."

Added: 31.12.2013 5:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


DeNA released a teaser website for Attack on Titan x Mobage on Dec 26, 2013. The website revealed that a new title based on attack on titan is coming soon.

Added: 30.12.2013 13:16 | 9 views | 0 comments


HardwarePal : Most of you may know Michael Pachter from his show Pach Attack on Gametrailers, where he usually answers questions about the gaming industry. But few of you may also know that Michael Patcher is a Game Business Analyst.

Added: 26.12.2013 15:16 | 11 views | 0 comments


The simulation and serious games studio RealTime Immersive Inc. will show us what next-gen military sim could look like in CRYENGINE. This is an example of a US Navy Virtual Ship developed in Virtual Attain CryENGINE.

Added: 23.12.2013 3:31 | 5 views | 0 comments


Survive the attacks of the killer sharks for as long as possible in this casual game

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Michael Pachter gives his take on the rise of day one patches.

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Michael Pachter gives his take on the rise of day one patches.