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Jack and Ray bring you five facts over Watch Dogs.

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In this Dedicated Episode, The Nerds Discuss: Destiny The Game: Strikes, The Crucible, Public Events, and are Hunters OP? Find out and listen now! GIVEAWAY ALERT: LISTEN FOR DETAILS ON HOW TO GET A CHANCE TO WIN A FREE 1 YEAR PSN PLUS OR XBOX LIVE GOLD SUBSCRIPTION! (offer expires 10/31/14) HOSTS: Salvador Madrigal, Brian Acebedo, Samson Lancaster, Jack Acebedo Music: n8bit / The OneUps Poster Design: Eddie Vargas / Samson Lancaster

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Gamers Rhapsody, a festival celebrating video game music and art is coming to St. Paul, Minnesota on November 15-16. Today, theyve announced that Jake Virt Kaufman of Shovel Knight Fame has joined the final concert line-up for the inaugural event. Kaufman joins the previously announced Disasterpeace (of FEZ), and Dale North to round out the planned live musical performances for the expo.

Added: 07.10.2014 21:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


There are six non-craftable weapons you can find in Alien: Isolation. Two of them are melee only while others are ranged (some are short and some long range weapons). Unlike craftable blueprint bombs/mines, which you can also use to damage enemies, these six weapons need ammunition in order to work (except the Maintenance Jack tool/weapon which is a blunt weapon). In this guide you can learn about the location of all weapons in Alien: Isolation including name and number of the mission they are found in.

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Curse those clever indie game developers. They're getting better and better at blinding us with dazzling retro veneer, to the point at which we no longer trust our reviewing senses. Take Jack B. Nimble, for instance. Brought to us by a dev who's gone rogue from his day job working on Far Cry 4 and Watch Dogs and put together an infinite runner that looks more like a Game Boy game. Is it a go...

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Curse those clever indie game developers. They're getting better and better at blinding us with dazzling retro veneer, to the point at which we no longer trust our reviewing senses. Take Jack B. Nimble, for instance. Brought to us by a dev who's gone rogue from his day job working on Far Cry 4 and Watch Dogs and put together an infinite runner that looks more like a Game Boy game. Is it a go...