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Power changes everything in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, from the Private Military Corporation-driven storyline in the single-player Campaign to the exoskeleton movements in Multiplayer.

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An anonymous Famitsu Employee has posted a full-fledge summary of Famitsu Interview with Final Fantasy XV Game Director Hajime Tabata. The interview is pretty interesting as Tabata talked on numerous topics related to Final Fantasy XV such as "demo length, incredible surprises, combat system, PS4/Xbox One power" and many more things.

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"Yakuza 0, known in Japanese as Ryu Ga Gotoku 0, is set in 1988, during a time of relentless economic growth in Japan, so its main themes are money and power. For younger players, Mr. Yokoyama said that the new game can display "a different Japan" and players can wonder 'Wow, people really had that kind of money?' For older players, it can be a nostalgic trip back to one of the most prosperous times in Japanese history. To this end, coins and bills fly out of enemies in battle and instead of experience points, players level up by purchasing their skills with in-game money." -GR

Added: 21.09.2014 12:00 | 6 views | 0 comments




In a closed media meeting at the Tokyo Game Show, Yakuza 0 writer Masayoshi Yokoyama discussed the upcoming game's setting, story, themes, gameplay, and more.

Yakuza 0, known in Japanese as Ryu Ga Gotoku 0, is set in 1988, during a time of relentless economic growth in Japan, so its main themes are money and power. For younger players, Mr. Yokoyama said that the new game can display "a different Japan" and players can wonder "Wow, people really had that kind of money?" For older players, it can be a nostalgic trip back to one of the most prosperous times in Japanese history. To this end, coins and bills fly out of enemies in battle and instead of experience points, players level up by purchasing their skills with in-game money, not real money (as other publishers are wont to do).

Added: 19.09.2014 23:16 | 1 views | 0 comments


David Jenkins writes: "Gaming has been slated over the years as a largely violent pastime, and is even occasionally blamed for the violent actions of a few individuals. Different countries have taken varying stances against such situations, implementing both mandatory and voluntary ratings systems... some developers are forced to produce a censored version of their game in certain regions. With that said, today we present a look at five of Power Up Gaming's favourite games for pacifists (or parents)."

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David Jenkins writes: "Gaming has been slated over the years as a largely violent pastime, and is even occasionally blamed for the violent actions of a few individuals. Different countries have taken varying stances against such situations, implementing both mandatory and voluntary ratings systems... some developers are forced to produce a censored version of their game in certain regions. With that said, today we present a look at five of Power Up Gaming's favourite games for pacifists (or parents)."