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We have two words for you: ROBOT EYES! Come watch Kyle Barrows tackle Eidos Montreals cyberpunk opera Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Kyle loved this game back when it came out back in 2011 (it has one of his favorite game soundtracks of all time), and with the recent announcement of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, We thought itd be fun to go back and take a look at Eidos Montreals resurrection of Ion Storms classic cyberpunk RPG series. Besides, becoming a cyborg ass-kicker is Kyle's ultimate dream. Enjoy! And if you have any feedback, feel free to leave a comment below this article.

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Sequels can be great, but there is a cost if released too often, culminating in a loss of excitement and curiosity.

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EA has released the first details on Battlefield Hardline's first expansion pack 'Criminal Activity'. Due for release in June, Criminal Activity introduces four new 'fast-paced' maps, including Backwoods, Code Blue, The Beat and Black Friday, along with three new weapons, two new vehicles, six new masks, a new gadget and a nailgun pickup. A new Bounty Hunter mode is also included, although EA has yet to detail how it differs to existing modes. The expansion pack will be available first to Battlefield Hardline Premium members before rolling out two weeks later to all other players. A standalone price has yet to be confirmed.

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Sequels can be great, but there is a cost if released too often, culminating in a loss of excitement and curiosity.

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The massive multiplayer online game market is such an incredibly huge and diverse one. With so many titles to choose from, an MMO absolutely has to do something new or interesting if it hopes to catch the attention of any gamers. For the Korean action MMO

But how Blade & Soul will compare to the popularity of other MMOs largely depends on how well it can transition to a Western audience. Typically, Asian MMOs get a bad rap for having way more grinding than Western MMOs, but NCsoft has addressed that they will be reducing this element so players can focus on Blade & Soul’s quest and side-quest content. Additionally, the game's free-to-play model could also be a big issue depending on what content you'll have to pay for.

With its epic Wuxia inspired world and unique combat system, Blade & Soul looks to have a lot to offer players when it launches this winter. While its too early to tell if it can overcome the struggles of transitioning to the West, there is no denying that what's at its base is quite special.

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The massive multiplayer online game market is such an incredibly huge and diverse one. With so many titles to choose from, an MMO absolutely has to do something new or interesting if it hopes to catch the attention of any gamers. For the Korean action MMO

But how Blade & Soul will compare to the popularity of other MMOs largely depends on how well it can transition to a Western audience. Typically, Asian MMOs get a bad rap for having way more grinding than Western MMOs, but NCsoft has addressed that they will be reducing this element so players can focus on Blade & Soul’s quest and side-quest content. Additionally, the game's free-to-play model could also be a big issue depending on what content you'll have to pay for.

With its epic Wuxia inspired world and unique combat system, Blade & Soul looks to have a lot to offer players when it launches this winter. While its too early to tell if it can overcome the struggles of transitioning to the West, there is no denying that what's at its base is quite special.