Batman Arkham Knight: 10 Reasons Why You'll Love It
Added: 16.06.2015 19:17 | 5 views | 0 comments
Arkham Knight releases in 7 days from now.
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| Square Enix Debuts Hitman Gameplay For PS4/Xbox One/PC - Awesome First Look Trailer
Added: 16.06.2015 19:16 | 5 views | 0 comments
Square Enix have announce their new, persistent world, Hitman. The game will change and evolve through player interaction. See the new reveal announcement and trailer below.
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| First Look At Star Fox Zero Gameplay
Added: 16.06.2015 17:16 | 6 views | 0 comments
Just now, we got our very first look at Star Fox Wii U at Nintendos Event today at E3. They opened up with todays event with puppets of the producers of the game and soon after came the characters in Star Fox. Then, we were shown some gameplay footage. The game looks better than ever on the Wii U, and it has been titled Star Fox Zero.
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| 8 nerdy Star Wars Battlefront details you missed in that E3 footage
Added: 16.06.2015 14:22 | 31 views | 0 comments
The Star Wars universe is by now so stuffed with detail that Wookiepedia sometimes feels closer to reality than the more-often vandalised Wikipedia does. Given that DICE is now .
In fact, we got a sense of that depth in just five minutes, when we saw the at EA's E3 conference. Those with a keen eye (or, yes, keen fingers and a browser open on a certain in-universe online encyclopedia) can spot some very neat details - both references to the films and the fabric of the game - in the course of one highly-scripted gameplay trailer. Here come my favourites.
The outfits, the AT-ATs - everything in the trailer is designed to give you a pleasant little shiver of nostalgia. But that verisimillitude runs far deeper than surface level. There's no such thing as "the" blaster - and this trailer proves it.
Almost every character we see is carrying a different variant of the humble laser gun, from rapid-fire hand pistols to hulking heavy machine gun-looking bastards. Each one's a direct reference to one of the hundreds(!) of variations in the Star Wars universe - more power to DICE for giving each one a distinctive feel.
That's not to say DICE hasn't brought a few inventions of its own along. Most obviously, there's a hitherto-unseen grenade being used by Empire troops here. While they do carry around the faithful Thermal Detonators (seen on the left of the equipment panel above), there appears to be a one-time-use grenade that can be picked as heavy equipment, too. When thrown, it creates a blast, which quickly implodes and explodes again, seemingly insta-killing anyone in its radius. Don't be surprised to see some extra flourishes here and there.
If this is true, it's proof-positive of DICE's total commitment to Star Wars nerdery. See those binoculars that a Rebel player uses at the beginning of the trailer? Well, they're not your regular binoculars - they're electrobinoculars, tech-enhanced looking glasses used throughout the film series and beyond.
But blow the trailer up to HD and you can see just what they look like up close - look that up and you find out these are a specific brand of electrobinoculars. , to be precise. And where were they used in the film series? The Battle of Hoth. Along with the cold-resistant Stormtrooper armour on show in the demo, it seems DICE might not just be faithfully representing classic films, but single moments within them.
When the player takes control of Luke Skywalker at the end of the trailer, the panel we've seen used for equipment or weapon types on vehicles and lesser characters suddenly becomes a little more focused. That symbol on the left denotes the Force Push, we've seen that much, but the others are left unused.
The traditional Blaster-blocking doesn't appear to be one of them - looking closer, I'd suggest the top one looks like a charge attack and, thinking a little more wildly, the one on the right could be a Yoda-style lightsaber-throw technique. Whatever it is, there's some flashy fun we're not privy to yet.
The film's Hoth battle only featured humans on the Rebel side, but Battlefront's clearly willing to play fast and loose with tradition on this count. That's a Sullustan you can see shamelessly invoking the good name of Porkins above, and Greedo-style Rodians are milling about, too.
There are a few other changes to the timeline. Most obviously, Luke's in his Return of the Jedi turtleneck phase - but there are also Alliance fleet warships hanging (and occasionally exploding) in the sky alongside the Empire Star Destroyers.
Look, I'd probably take whatever I was given if it came to the chance to fly a Star Wars spaceship, but I'd definitely be a little bit sad if it wasn't a TIE Fighter. The evil, winged billiard balls are objectively cooler than anything else going in the universe - and they've got the moves to prove it here.
Watch the player in the Y-Wing earlier in the trailer - it's a fairly standard, plane-style flying experience. X-Wings seem to follow a similar pattern. Then watch the section where a TIE Fighter swerves upwards to avoid an Ion Cannon obstacle - it shoots vertically into the air, then inverts almost on the spot to give chase to an X-Wing. It's a move that shows off just how tricky the little fighter is - another piece of detail that feeds into the gameplay.
Check out the guy taking point on that Rebel squad in the ravine - he's using some kind of personal, portable shield to soak up fire. We see a bubble shield later in the trailer (used, brilliantly, to deflect an orbital bombardment), but that doesn't look as though it can be picked up or moved. It seems DICE has a few more tricks up its sleeve.
This one's very easy to miss. Look into the distance while an Empire player takes up the gunner position on an AT-AT - there's a faint blue circle in the distance (used to denote friendlies while you're in vehicles), which, after a flurry of blaster fire, turns into an explosion.
That explosion is absolutely miles away, comfortably further than any other unit we can see. The way it lights up the ground implies it could be a walking unit, too, not just a TIE Fighter swooping in from outside the stage. Are we only seeing a portion of Hoth?
Tags: Star, Wake, Easy, When, Lucy, Force, Battle, With, Watch, There, While, Help, Lots, Hold, Wings, Star Wars, Fighter, Most, DICE, Chevy, Along, JediFrom:
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| Sony Explains Why It Took Them So Long To Reveal The Last Guardian
Added: 16.06.2015 14:16 | 10 views | 0 comments
SCEA's Scott Rohde also comments on Uncharted 4 and Uncharted collection.
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| Lord of Magna: Maiden Heaven Review | Rice Digital
Added: 16.06.2015 14:16 | 7 views | 0 comments
"If the name hadnt sold me, then the seven cute girls did. If the cute girls didnt sell me, then the gameplay did. If the gameplay didnt sell me then, uh, you get the point!" - Rice Digital
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| The Next Piece Of Destiny DLC Revealed - First Look Trailer
Added: 16.06.2015 13:16 | 8 views | 0 comments
The new Destiny DLC has been announced, named The Taken King. This will release in September of this year, and PS4 will recieve exclusive content once more.
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| Elite Dangerous and The Long Dark available now in Xbox Games Preview
Added: 16.06.2015 12:16 | 9 views | 0 comments
Neil writes "Love it or loath it, the Xbox Games Preview will certainly appeal to many and after its announcement yesterday, the first two games have dropped onto its virtual shelves."
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| First Look At Oculus VR Half Moon Controller Prototype
Added: 16.06.2015 10:20 | 14 views | 0 comments
Oculus Rift will ship with an Xbox One controller, but this didn't stop Oculus from experimenting to design its own VR...
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| 'For Honor' Captures The Dazzling Drama of Movie Battle Scenes
Added: 16.06.2015 6:52 | 4 views | 0 comments
There's a classic movie set-piece that you've no doubt seen many times before, in Lord of the Rings, in Game of Thrones, in countless films dating back decades, in martial arts flicks such as Enter the Dragon, and in modern blockbusters such as The Dark Knight Rises. That scene is a sprawling battle involving hundreds of fighters, and in a pocket of space within the masses, two prized combatants will lock eyes for the first time. It's when Batman finds Bane amid the sea of extras, and when a White Walker confronts Jon Snow at Hardhome. It's when Bruce Lee meets Mr. Han, and when the Nazgul towers over Theoden in front of Eowyn, who is about to have her moment of triumph. You've seen it many times before, but until now, never in a video game. . That's probably unfair; it doesn't happen too often, although when it does you'll notice. In the demo shown to GameSpot, two teams of four competed in a standard-yet-well-arranged castle courtyard, with three small zones to capture. Two of those are captured as soon as players walk into them, and of course are disputed if two players from opposite teams are occupying it. The third zone, in the centre of the courtyard, is teresting; Endless waves of AI drones representing both teams flood into the battlezone and collide against each other. Left to their own devices, no AI team will have the edge, which is why players need to jump in and cut the numbers down. This part of the game will be deeply satisfying, especially for those who like Dynasty Warriors or Streets of Rage Players will balletically cut through waves of AI grunts and feel like a super-charged Jon Snow in the process. It's here, in this wonderful moment where everything becomes so easy if only for a brief second, that you'll like eyes with someone amid the crowd. For Honor is coming to Xbox One, PS4, and PC in 2016.
Tags: Gain, Daly, Batman, Battle, Xbox, Players, While, Ball, Lots, Rage, Enter, Warriors, Knight, LeafFrom:
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