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AUTOMATON's Peter Martin gets in way over his head with Mortal Kombat Xand is glad he did. Here's what a fighting game/MK series newbie has to say about the latest entry.

Added: 19.04.2015 16:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


Forbes: Sometimes, when you write about video games, it just feels good to be excited about something. When I first learned about Dark Souls II and Bloodborne I felt the hype hit me hard, and I was okay with that. Ive warned about oversaturating oneself with hype in the pastwhether youre a consumer or a criticbut theres a time and place for enthusiasm as well. This isnt just a video game phenomenon either. When I learned that HBO would be adapting Game of Thrones, or saw the first preview for Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings, or heard tell of a new prequel trilogy for Star Warsall these instance were times I found myself bowled over with hype and excitement. Sometimes, of course, the anticipation is the best part.

Added: 17.04.2015 14:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


Rather than look at the biggest, baddest, or worst fighter of all time, Peter Martin takes a moment to appreciate the one that left the most unique impression for him. AUTOMATON's Fight Week continues with a look back at Rag Doll Kung Fu.

Added: 17.04.2015 13:04 | 2 views | 0 comments

Not long after a modder praised the game's improved visuals and frame rate.

"It looked great on PS4 and Xbox One, but GTA V shines on PC thanks to 4K-grade textures, the availability of additional post-processing effects, and an unlocked frame rate," reviewer Peter Brown said. "Previous versions of the game played just fine at 30 frames per second, but you quickly appreciate the added fluidity of playing at 60 FPS (if not more) on PC."

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Not long after a modder praised the game's improved visuals and frame rate.

"It looked great on PS4 and Xbox One, but GTA V shines on PC thanks to 4K-grade textures, the availability of additional post-processing effects, and an unlocked frame rate," reviewer Peter Brown said. "Previous versions of the game played just fine at 30 frames per second, but you quickly appreciate the added fluidity of playing at 60 FPS (if not more) on PC."