Added: 19.05.2014 20:00 | 0 views | 0 comments

Xbox Live's first ever free-to-play game — Happy Wars —is head to PCs, and we're here to give you some some codes for the game's upcoming Steam beta.

In conjunction with Playlogic, we have 20,000 beta keys to give away to GameSpot readers in the US and Canada. Happy Wars launched in October 2012 and has seen more than 6 million players on Xbox 360 to date. The game supports up to 30 players (15 vs. 15), who must attack their opponents' castle while simultaneously defending their own.

To receive a code, simply enter your details below. The beta is live right now, and runs until May 27.

How to Redeem a Code:

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2. Create an account and log in.

3. Go to “Games” and select “Activate a Product on Steam.”

4. Click “Next” at the Product Activation window.

5. Read the Subscriber Agreement and click “I Agree.”

6. Input your Happy Wars Activation Invite Key code and click “Next.”

7. Click “Next”, after you click “Print Receipt” (Optional).

8. Make sure you have enough space for the game and click “Next." It will show you the disk space required, space available and estimated download time.

9. Click “Next” again to start downloading.

10. Wait for download to finish and PLAY Happy Wars after installation!

Added: 16.05.2014 23:45 | 3 views | 0 comments


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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax features new fighters, new story branches, and even more mystery surrounding the P-1 Climax tournament that draws your favorite Persona 4 and Persona 3 characters into the TV world. Click the images above for full-size.

Added: 14.05.2014 3:15 | 3 views | 0 comments


The new Princess Peach themed Wii Remote Plus is in stores now! Click the link to watch my unboxing video showing off the special edition controller, as well as my Wii Remote collection.

Added: 13.05.2014 10:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


Carl Williams writes, "Some games were just too hot for the NES back in the day, such as the classic Point and Click series- Leisure Suit Larry. Nintendo would probably have censored so much that it would not have been recognizable to fans had any of Larrys adventures even attempted to follow Kings Quest V, Shadowgate or UnInvited to console bliss. Now, thanks to indie developers, Leisure Suit Larry is coming to the NES, unofficially and without permission from Codemasters- the owners of the Leisure Suit Larry IP."