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CraveOnline: "If youre like me, you purchased a current generation console anticipating that you would experience games that are unlike anything the world has ever seen before. While there have been some beautiful and fantastic games in 2014, for many it was largely an underwhelming year. Thankfully, 2015 wont have that problem."

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Learn how to power leveling to 31 quickly without the randomness of drops with Vanguard, Crucible, and Faction gear in Destiny's new expansion The Dark below.

Added: 09.12.2014 17:11 | 1 views | 0 comments


GamingLives takes a look at VooFoo Studios' latest, Pure Pool. "There is no denying that Pure Pool isnt perfect, what with its temperamental AI and focus on visuals, but as an overall experience its pretty great. Like almost anything else that falls into the sports genre no matter how loosely its difficult to recommend if youre not into the source material, but if you are a fan, its a relatively good bet that youll enjoy Pure Pool, if only for the amazing vibe that the visuals and audio create in combination. "

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Surreal adventure-puzzler Yellow House came out on iOS back in October, but it's certainly worth bringing some attention to. On one hand, its plot is as generic as it gets: man neglects his health, becomes a jobless alcoholic layabout, and loses his memory. Push that aside, though, and you're treated to some wonderful, twisted art work to interact with. Each stage is a single screen flash...

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Surreal adventure-puzzler Yellow House came out on iOS back in October, but it's certainly worth bringing some attention to. On one hand, its plot is as generic as it gets: man neglects his health, becomes a jobless alcoholic layabout, and loses his memory. Push that aside, though, and you're treated to some wonderful, twisted art work to interact with. Each stage is a single screen flash...

Added: 09.12.2014 16:11 | 2 views | 0 comments


GamingLives takes a look at VooFoo Studios' latest, Pure Pool. "There is no denying that Pure Pool isnt perfect, what with its temperamental AI and focus on visuals, but as an overall experience its pretty great. Like almost anything else that falls into the sports genre no matter how loosely its difficult to recommend if youre not into the source material, but if you are a fan, its a relatively good bet that youll enjoy Pure Pool, if only for the amazing vibe that the visuals and audio create in combination. "

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Push Square: "Project Morpheus is looking a little EyeToy at the moment, isnt it? While there are other players in the virtual reality space this time around, the whole notion of a gimmicky peripheral designed to run largely European developed games reminds us of when Sony launched its ill-fated PlayStation 2 camera peripheral, which never really had much purpose outside of party games."

Added: 08.12.2014 22:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


Push Square: "Uncharted 4: A Thiefs End was always going to put in an appearance during Sonys big PlayStation Experience keynote over the weekend, but we actually ended up with more than we bargained for. We were confident that the conference would play host to at least a cut-scene from Naughty Dogs forthcoming foray, but instead we were treated to 15 minutes of raw gameplay footage. And while it didnt quite drop jaws to the same degree as Uncharted 2: Among Thieves now legendary E3 demo, it still managed to surpass our expectations. Heres why."

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USGamer: " When Raiders of the Lost Ark debuted way back in 1981, it felt nothing short of revelatory. Here was a film created in the spirit of the old black-and-white serial shorts of the 1940s, the pulpy comic books of the pre-Code era, yet produced with the healthy budget and cutting-edge technical know-how of the finest of Hollywood. The intersection of lowbrow action and high-end spectacle could have resulted in disaster, but the men behind Indiana Jones' first adventure George Lucas and Steven Spielberg were at the height of their game. Their movie captured the freewheeling, globe-spanning fun of the old serials while simultaneously elevating the form to proper cinema."

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Push Square: "Were trying something different with this latest Game of the Month video, as this video editor cant stomach another restless weekend sat in front of Final Cut for a clip that will barely break 100 views. As such, this months edition has been condensed like a piece of IKEA flat pack furniture. Unlike the Swedish megastores stylish homeware, though, it's proved much easier for this haggard host to assemble. Enjoy!"