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Sean Halliday of Pixel Gate looks at the conflict between giving Konami your money, or ignoring a artists vision ''Konami have done the seemingly impossible, theyve became more disliked than EA games. While hatred towards EA is often misguided and clumsy, Konami have seemingly went on a campaign to elevate themselves to the throne of hatred. As company, Konami have long been a slobbering mess, stumbling around popping out games ranging from fair to utterly broken. Their treatment of its core franchises has not exactly things either. Throwing out broken HD remasterings of both Silent Hill and Zone of Enders, and simply refusing to fix either release left a bitter taste in the mouth of many.''

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Overall Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is truly a Hideo Kojima game, even though the promotional part of it might say otherwise. It takes the series' best features and works them into a new type of Metal Gear Solid. Saying that, the game works and is probably the best in the series.

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Matt at Codec Moments writes: "Coming from Funktronic Labs, Nova-111 is a turn-based/real-time strategy/side-scrolling/exploration/puzzle game that you can see doesnt really fit a concise description. Its got pedigree behind it though, the developers are ex-Q Games staff who worked on the Pixel Junk series, and its been picking up indie game awards since it was revealed. The release on the 3 PlayStation platforms, Xbox One and Steam is imminent and might just fill the gap leading up to some of the AAA titles arriving in autumn."

Added: 24.08.2015 11:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


Overall Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is truly a Hideo Kojima game, even though the promotional part of it might say otherwise. It takes the series' best features and works them into a new type of Metal Gear Solid. Saying that, the game works and is probably the best in the series.

Added: 24.08.2015 9:18 | 6 views | 0 comments


There is really little to say about Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, other than it feels like it was meant to be remastered, it just works. Gears of War is a great franchise that brought about a brand new type of shooter, and a fresh take on multiplayer. It is one of Microsofts strongest franchises and needs to be put into the spotlight. One thing is for sure, Gears of War is in safe hands.

Added: 24.08.2015 9:18 | 52 views | 0 comments


After a three-week hiatus, the guys are back (yes, Gus is still alive) to discuss what theyve been playing recently. Addam starts off by taking us through his experiences with Everyones Gone To The Rapture and Sonic Dreams Collection, which were still not entirely sure is a real thing. Kyle shares his thoughts on Rare Replay and Gus talks a little Gears of War: Ultimate Edition. This all leads to a discussion on the recent trend of remastering games and we share which games we would love to see get the remastered treatment.

Added: 24.08.2015 8:18 | 13 views | 0 comments


The games Crimson Omen logo - a leering skull framed inside a gear cog - has become a well-known symbol for gamers, something of a seal of quality for fans, and a license to print money for Microsoft. With Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, has anything changed?

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is nearly here, so Sam from Pixel Dynamo took a look back at the series and how its creator Hideo Kojima turned pacifism and stealth into an art-form.