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Particle Mace shoots for the stars, forging physics and space flight into a single, incredibly solid package.

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While a sound bar will never match a multi-speaker set-up, some cunning engineering does mimic the effect very well. Walking through the fields of Ferelden in Dragon Age: Inquisition, The Average Gamer could hear mosquitoes buzzing around and pick out distant battles to the left and right. On the driving preset, screaming around corners in Forza 5 is particularly impressive. However, most of the surround sound effect seems simply come from filling the room with volume.

Added: 24.01.2015 13:10 | 3 views | 0 comments


VRFocus- Now available on Oculus VR Share is VR Pong. Developed by Nejc Leek, the title is a virtual reality (VR) recreation of the original Pong released back in 1972. The videogame is compatible with the second development kit (DK2) of Oculus Rifts head-mounted display (HMD).

Added: 23.01.2015 20:10 | 5 views | 0 comments


PA: "Theres a wonderful comic moment in Saints Row IV: Gat Out of Hell in which Satan, his daughter Jezebel, and returning characters Gat and Kinzie pine about life in Hell in a full-on musical number reminiscent of South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncuts Up There. Its sheer audacity had me giggling throughout. But thats as good as it gets, and it never gets that good again. Youd think Hell would be fertile ground for a series that trades in outlandish concepts and over-the-top action, but this short song and dance routine is one of only a handful of bright spots in a decidedly short, thoroughly repetitive, and surprisingly uninspired romp through Perdition. Deep Silver"

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Hey Poor Player's Frank DiPersio writes- Like fine wine, there are indeed games that truly get better with age. Whether its through the hard work of dedicated fan communities who create mods to keep an aging game fresh years after its release, or updated HD remixes of classic titles from previous generations, theres no denying the allure that comes with seeing a long-forgotten gem dug up from the annals of gaming antiquity, lovingly polished and put on display for a new generation of gamers. However, sometimes a simple visual overhaul isnt enough, and developers need to tear the entire foundation down and rebuild for a game to realize its true potential.

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"The Order: 1886 is set in the Victorian era in London. The whole game is in an alternative world living an alternative history, but based on the clothes, armors, weapons and tools which were available back in the Victorian era. If you can remember, another game is coming out this year, Assassins Creed: Victory, which is also set in the Victorian London." - GamersPost

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Learn more at: http://pdxint.at/1C28nP7 Legends tell of a great city deep in the jungle. It is rich in all the pleasures of mankind, and is so full of gold that the residents count this metal as nothing. The daring explorer that finds this city will bring glory to his king – and infinite riches to his pocket. Now Paradox Development Studio brings the adventure and politics of the Spanish conquest to life with the El Dorado expansion for Europa Universalis IV. Features include: - A deep Nation Designer gives you new starting options for your games, including national ideas and custom monarchs - Experience the new Nahuatl, Inti and Mayan religions with blood sacrifices or Sun Worship - Send your conquistadors to hunt for the Seven Cities of Gold, or your explorer on exploration missions around the world - Gold Fleets can traffic New World wealth back to Europe, and be targeted by your privateer fleets - Use your trade fleets to hunt dangerous pirates - Maintain good relations with the Pope so you can get a corner of the world to call your own in the Treaty of Tordesillas Europa Universalis IV: El Dorado will be available on major digital delivery platforms for Windows, Mac and Linux next month.

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Learn more at: http://pdxint.at/1C28nP7 Legends tell of a great city deep in the jungle. It is rich in all the pleasures of mankind, and is so full of gold that the residents count this metal as nothing. The daring explorer that finds this city will bring glory to his king – and infinite riches to his pocket. Now Paradox Development Studio brings the adventure and politics of the Spanish conquest to life with the El Dorado expansion for Europa Universalis IV. Features include: - A deep Nation Designer gives you new starting options for your games, including national ideas and custom monarchs - Experience the new Nahuatl, Inti and Mayan religions with blood sacrifices or Sun Worship - Send your conquistadors to hunt for the Seven Cities of Gold, or your explorer on exploration missions around the world - Gold Fleets can traffic New World wealth back to Europe, and be targeted by your privateer fleets - Use your trade fleets to hunt dangerous pirates - Maintain good relations with the Pope so you can get a corner of the world to call your own in the Treaty of Tordesillas Europa Universalis IV: El Dorado will be available on major digital delivery platforms for Windows, Mac and Linux next month.