Added: 03.08.2015 15:00 | 17 views | 0 comments


The apocalypse has arrived. After two and a half years, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is out in just about a week, and to celebrate, we want to share the launch trailer for the game with you.

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SegmentNext - Fallout 4 Pip Boy Edition is probably the most demanded collectors edition to date. Bethesda is having issues maintaining supply, and the developer has said that it wont be making anymore.

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Added: 02.08.2015 23:18 | 10 views | 0 comments


Super Smash Bros. got a big update today, adding something that fans of Nintendos colorful mash-up fighting game have been eagerly awaiting: an online tournament mode. Once they started to get their hands on the update, though, many werent thrilled to see what had become of it.

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Everybodys Gone to the Rapture developer, The Chinese Room, showing pics of the dynamic day-and-night theme North American and Europe players will get when they pre-order from now and till Aug. 10.

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Back in the early days of video games, games were not even made for adults in the slightest bit. For this reason, games had no age ratings many years ago, and its why all early video games are child-friendly. Back then, there was no pixelated blood and/or gore, just enemies that would flash a couple of times and disappear. The simplicity of this is what some fans like about gaming. Not only that, but many people out there also like it when newer games reference older games or bring back similar gameplay of older games or even simply re-release old games on a virtual console. But, why is this? Quite simply, its because playing these games are nostalgic to now-older gamers who want to play games that remind them of their childhood.

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The Pip-Boy is one of the most sought after accessories for video game enthusiasts and was made available as part of...

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Brian from Denkiphile: "Remember VHS? Its back! In video game form! Lousy references aside, Replay: VHS is not Dead is the latest puzzle platformer by Neko Entertainment. Youd never know it unless you looked it up (like I did), but I was pleasantly surprised to find that this game is actually the work of a group of students backed by Neko. Good on them, as this definitely has way more polish than I would expect from a group of students."