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Mariah Beckman, GIZORAMA - "Weve never seen anything quite like Drakerz-Confrontation, the new augmented reality card game from French developer Peoleo. Based in Tourcoing, France, PEOLEO Entertainment is an independent development studio dedicated to bringing innovative and interactive experiences to players around the world. Peoleos upcoming title Drakerz-Confrontation is already a big hit in Europe, and the PC game is coming up on the tail end of its Kickstarter campaign at the end of June here in the U.S."

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Amazon France indicates there'll be a bundle available to those who want it.

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This week, Destiny will make an appearance at IDEF. The French certainly know how to host a convention (or a Festival, in this case). Bon Jour!

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On Wednesday, French video game publisher Ubisoft admitted it needs to diversify more characters starring in the company's blockbuster games.

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The Game Fanatics - In the E3 demo, the main character a French assassin named Arno Dorian exhibits the series mainstay parkour mechanics and crowd blending as he makes his way to a royal castle in the thick of a riot on the eve of the French Revolution. He is quickly joined by three other player controlled assassins on the way to the castle where the four of them effectively take out unsuspecting guards in tandem.

Added: 12.06.2014 21:13 | 6 views | 0 comments


At their press conference, Sony casually sauntered on stage, slipped its hands nonchalantly into its pockets, offered up an expressive French shrug, and won E3 2014. Microsoft and its legion of fans could do nothing but look on with envy as Sony unveiled hit after hit for the PS4. For all of Microsofts talk about games, the only platform exclusive that might be a critical success Halo 5 was reduced to a 60-second-long pre-rendered clip. The Division looked fantastic, but its a cross-platform game. There were some smaller, art game-like titles that looked good but nothing that Microsoft felt warranted more than a scant few seconds of gameplay footage. Sony, on the other hand, essentially showed off everything a gamer could want at E3: A new white PS4 (to celebrate the release of Destiny); a release date for PS Now and the PlayStation TV streaming box; more details about the Morpheus VR headset; the beautiful art game No Mans Sky; and actual in-game/in-engine footage from...

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I am an American. Born and raised. What can I say. These colors don't run... or something. I think there's supposed to be a "F*** Yeah" in there, but you get the idea. I loved Assassin's Creed III's portrayal of American natives and revolutionaries, but now I'm dying to find out how French publisher Ubisoft tackles its own upheaval and establishes a new baseline for next-generation consoles in Assassin's Creed Unity.

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New Adaptive Mission Mechanic makes for fewer restarts.
Mission restarts in Assassin's Creed? They're a thing of the past. Rhetorically, I mean. Obviously most things in Assassin's Creed games are "things of the past" - the game's Animus tech allows players to explore famous period settings, such as (in Unity's case) Paris during the French Revolution. Ack, I've messed up this intro, haven't I. Let's start from scratch. Starting from scratch? You won't have to do any of that in Assassin's Creed: Unity. Look, just move onto the next paragraph already.

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Aisha Tyler, actress best known for her role as Lana in the animated series Archer, as well as the host of Ubisoft's E3 conference for the past three years running, is doing an AMA on Neogaf forums. "Hey guys. I am at e3 and from now until Friday morning I will answer any questions you have about the Ubisoft presser, Ubi games, the floor, French toast or your mom. I am super busy so I will get on here as much as I can and tell you what I've seen."