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Hey Poor Players Gary Swallow writes - "Nine years ago, Microsoft and Epic Games teamed up to give gamers a heart pounding game of hide and seek, providing them with a chainsaw machine gun as a means to tag each other out. Vancouver-based developer The Coalition was handed the reins in 2014, and decided the best way to stay true to this beloved franchise was to remaster the game that started it all."

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William Kirk at GameCloud writes: "Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is yet another testament to Microsoft and their ability to show the rest of the industry how remasters should be handled. In saying that, though, graphics werent ever a problem for this series, so while the updated visuals spruce up the originals muddy appearance, its not going to change anything if you didnt already like the game. Simply put, if youre a big fan of Gears, theres no reason not to pick this up. Its the complete package, it looks fantastic, and youll receive the Xbox 360 collection for free this November. If, on the other hand, youre new to the franchise or didnt enjoy the campaign back in 2006, tread carefully and be sure to bring friends. Its the best way."

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Karan from Gamerscore Whores writes "Chinese website WPDang, a group mainly focused on Microsofts windows phones have recently caused a stir by claiming that in the in the month of October Microsoft will announce an updated Xbox One which will be two thirds the original size of its predecessor and will not feature a Blu-Ray drive. Microsoft dismissed alleged rumours of the U.S giant being in the process of developing a disc-less slimmed down version of the Xbox One; head of Xbox Phil Spencer addressed the rumour this week over twitter letting consumers know that the Xbox One Mini is Not real."

Added: 30.08.2015 12:18 | 2 views | 0 comments


Jon Blyth: "It's not often that a game will make me angry. I mean, righteous in my guts angry."

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Forbes - A lot of people are going to be considering buying a new gaming machine in the coming months. Some of them will be asking themselves a question: should I buy an Xbox One or a PS4? Its a valid question to ask. But many more people Ive talked to are asking themselves a much more simple question: should I buy a PS4? Every time I hear someone ask me that, its a moment to reflect on just how well Sony has come to dominate the market in recent years. Ive spent a lot of time writing about the Xbox One recently, mostly because its been interesting to watch Microsoft MSFT +0.00% flip its script and make some pretty bold changes to the way that its envisioning its system. Ive written less about the PS4 because, well, theres just less to write about: it does its job well, and its selling even better. Staying the course is working exceptionally well for them. But now that the PS4s victory seems pretty well cemented for years to come, its interesting to look at it from So...

Added: 30.08.2015 7:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


It's the dream of many a startup founder: Make something people love and wind up wildly rich, selling the company for billions.

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"Back at E3 2015, Microsoft revealed their latest peripheral, the Xbox One Elite Controller. Here was a piece of hardware that put player control at the forefront experience. And this is not just in the sense of better thumb sticks, and more battery. No, Microsoft went the extra mile by giving players complete control over how their controller works."

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Sonys PlayStation 4 has had an excellent start with more than 25.3 million units sold in as of June 30th 2015. This is estimated to be more than Microsofts Xbox One and Nintendos Wii U combined sell in totals which gives Sonys console more than 50% market share this gen. This is something that the PlayStation 3 was not able to achieve.