Added: 21.09.2015 8:17 | 81 views | 0 comments


With the 2nd Kombat Pack coming in early 2016 for Mortal Kombat X, here are 8 characters that would be awesome but are totally unrealistic choices

Added: 21.09.2015 2:17 | 214 views | 0 comments


Dealspwn: Mad Max on PC is seriously cheap today on PC. You can grab a game key for just £9.49/$14.24. That's almost cheap enough to forgive it being as bland as it is. But I suppose if you're not planning on playing the likes of The Witcher III, Arkham Knight or MGSV, this will appear much better than it really is. To be honest, I wasn't impressed with Mad Max, as you can see in my review. That said, some fans are really enjoying it so far, and at this price, it might be worth a look if you're looking for a new open world title with sand and waiting as main features. Unlike other recent Warner Bros titles (Arkham Knight, Mortal Kombat X), we've not heard about any serious issues with the PC version, so don't be too cautious about that super low price.

Added: 18.09.2015 10:31 | 197 views | 0 comments


Mortal Kombat X under £5, 12 Months Xbox Live under £20, Preorder Fallout 4 for under £37 and lots more!

Added: 18.09.2015 4:17 | 100 views | 0 comments


Remember when micro-transactions were said to be the works of the video game devils and that no one in their right mind would support such a business structure? Welcome to 2015 where micro-transactions are the norm in gaming and just about every mobile game that releases, uses this as their means to make ends meet. The problem is that we as gamers have settled for this instead of demanding more for our money. Because so many of us have $100 for 90,000 gold bricks for a mobile game. While you could slow play it, who has that kind of time. When it comes to console games, they have began creeping their way into the landscape with games like Assassins Creed Unity and Mortal Kombat X adapting to the change in times. If mobile games can do it, why cant console games you might ask.

Added: 18.09.2015 0:17 | 97 views | 0 comments


Remember when micro-transactions were said to be the works of the video game devils and that no one in their right mind would support such a business structure? Welcome to 2015 where micro-transactions are the norm in gaming and just about every mobile game that releases, uses this as their means to make ends meet. The problem is that we as gamers have settled for this instead of demanding more for our money. Because so many of us have $100 for 90,000 gold bricks for a mobile game. While you could slow play it, who has that kind of time. When it comes to console games, they have began creeping their way into the landscape with games like Assassins Creed Unity and Mortal Kombat X adapting to the change in times. If mobile games can do it, why cant console games you might ask.