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ET writes: "You probably know Game of War: Fire Age from its omnipresent ads starring Kate Upton as some sort of sexy Braveheart. It makes sense: Teenage boys play video games and teenage boys love Kate Upton. Now, the Elusive Chanteuse has taken over the mantle and TMZ debuted her commercial, which has Mariah fighting dragons while her 1993 ballad Hero plays in the background. Its exactly as insane as it sounds. And we have some questions."

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From GameWatcher: "This weekend sees one of the biggest eSports companies in the world, DreamHack, host their first event in the UK bringing with them some of the best Counter Strike: Global Offensive teams ever and a whole host of top Call of Duty, Street Fighter and Smash Bros talent. The action is set to take place at The Copper Box arena in the Olympic Park with thousands of eSports fans expected to be in attendance to watch some top quality matches and explore the sizeable expo."

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Sega has released a new trailer for 7th Dragon III Code: VFD introducing the God-Hand job class. God-Hands are fighters familiar with both martial arts and medical care. They use their hands to destroy enemies and heal allies. Each technique they use adds to their God Depth, which allows them to pull off more powerful tehcniques.

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From GameWatcher: "This weekend sees one of the biggest eSports companies in the world, DreamHack, host their first event in the UK bringing with them some of the best Counter Strike: Global Offensive teams ever and a whole host of top Call of Duty, Street Fighter and Smash Bros talent. The action is set to take place at The Copper Box arena in the Olympic Park with thousands of eSports fans expected to be in attendance to watch some top quality matches and explore the sizeable expo."

Added: 20.09.2015 1:17 | 87 views | 0 comments


By B is Bravo: Yesterday evening, we gave you a closer look at the REQ System in Halo 5: Guardians. Josh told of inspiration for the new system, and you saw, for the first time, new assassinations such as Back Breaker, new weapon skins like the Bracer Magnum, Mythic items such as the updated version of the battle-proven Mjolnir ODST helmet, Helljumper, plus Lindas storied Sniper Rifle, Nornfang, and more. Youve gotten a small glimpse into what the REQ system holds, and more is on the way in the few weeks until launch. Also, if you havent yet caught Mister Chief in his first ever speaking role, or prefer your tutorials to come from trademark-avoiding and copyright-tapdancing Spartan alternatives, be sure to check out his REQ System tutorial here, which covers everything in under five minutes.

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Destiny: The Taken King has arrived one year after the polarizing Destiny and its two disappointing DLC packs. After beating the lackluster story, Destiny offered little for players to do except pray to RNGesus that a certain piece of loot would drop. DLC packs The Dark Below and The House of Wolves added a few new story missions, maps, two modes, a raid and a new hub world, but neither added enough to the endgame to make Destiny worth playing for hours on end. From day one, Bungies mantra with The Taken King was to address the problems of year one. Have Bungie done enough to bring disillusioned Guardians back to the light?

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USgamer: "Have you ever been annoyed by a game? Maybe you were angry because you paid a load of money for it, and it turned out to be bad. Or perhaps the gameplay itself was just so badly designed that it seriously pissed you off?"

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Destiny: The Taken King has arrived one year after the polarizing Destiny and its two disappointing DLC packs. After beating the lackluster story, Destiny offered little for players to do except pray to RNGesus that a certain piece of loot would drop. DLC packs The Dark Below and The House of Wolves added a few new story missions, maps, two modes, a raid and a new hub world, but neither added enough to the endgame to make Destiny worth playing for hours on end. From day one, Bungies mantra with The Taken King was to address the problems of year one. Have Bungie done enough to bring disillusioned Guardians back to the light?