Added: 03.11.2014 16:20 | 0 views | 0 comments


at a Microsoft Store.

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Added: 03.11.2014 13:11 | 5 views | 0 comments


"Battlecry is the flagship game from Battlecry Studios and is published by Bethesda Softworks. Battlecry is a multiplayer action game that feels a lot like a brawler mixed with a hack-and-slash style game. If you can think of something like God of War mixed with Team Fortress, youd have a similar kind of game in mind for how Battlecry looks while playing. At Penny Arcade Expo Australia this year, we had an opportunity to go hands-on with the title thanks to Bethesda and the developers at Battlecry Studio. In this match, it was 8 players vs. 8 players, but the full version at release is expected to handle 16 vs. 16 players." - Attack On Gaming

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Back in June of this year SEGA revealed that The Creative Assembly had developed a virtual reality (VR) experience within their then-anticipated Alien: Isolation. A playable version was debuted at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), LA, that week and then little was said about the project. The videogames launch came-and-went without so much of a whisper, but today Oculus VR has revealed that the VR edition of the videogame has made its public debut at PAX Australia.

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Mike Bithell was one of the developers who held a session at the recent EuroGamer Expo 2014 event over at Earls Court in London. For those not familiar with Mike, hes an independent dev who built on his game jam concept of a minimalistic puzzle platformer to create Thomas Was Alone, a multi-award winning title that sold over a million copies. On top of this achievement hes a prolific twitterer, passionate voice in the gaming community and an overall really nice guy.

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Part of the reason that Xbox One install times are slower than PlayStation 4 times in some cases, Spencer said, is a result of Microsoft dropping the always-online requirement for Xbox One. He said Xbox One launch titles like Forza Motorsport 5 and Ryse: Son of Rome were developed with the assumption that all Xbox Ones would always be connected to the Internet, but this changed. "The change to having to deal with an offline-only state meant that all the install code-flows weren't as perfect as they could be," Spencer admitted.

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Exec producer Hamilton Chu will be signing posters and answering questions.
One of the key developers of Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft will be attending a signing event in the UK tonight.