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Cubed Gamers evaluates the latest ghostly game from Quantum Conundrum developers Airtight Games.

Added: 16.06.2014 19:06 | 3 views | 0 comments


A Quantum Rush racing experience focused on single-player

Added: 10.06.2014 6:33 | 3 views | 0 comments


A futuristic online racing game with an enhanced research tree and high-speed death races

Added: 09.06.2014 8:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


"E3 2014 is nearly underway and expectations are high as Sony needs to prove that the PlayStation 4 will keep current and future buyers entertained for the foreseeable future, or at for another year or so. Sony has benefited from higher sales number than its competition, but that doesnt mean they can start slacking off. With Xbox One matching the PS4s price point starting June 9th and exciting new IPs (ex: Quantum Break and Sunset Overdrive) on the way, the PlayStation 4 needs to flex its muscles at this years E3. So, here is what we are expecting/hoping to see PlayStation show off." -JPS

Added: 08.06.2014 16:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


E3 is famously the highlight of the games calendar for the year and allows gamers to get a taste for next generation titles on the horizon. Before we all get too excited over the next few days, we should remember that many of the games revealed 12 months ago have yet to materialise. Exactly 12 months ago, we were all getting excited about Tom Clancys The Division, one of the most talked about games of the show, along with other titles such as The Witcher 3, Dying Light, Final Fantasy XV, Quantum Break and Kingdom Hearts 3, but it is rapidly looking like we will have to wait until 2015 to get our hands on any of these titles, which is two years since they were first showcased at E3. We all remember Sony announcing that 20 new SCE Worldwide Studios games would be launched for the PS4 in the consoles first year and yet, after six months, we have only seen five, consisting of Playroom, Knack, Killzone Shadow Fall, inFamous Second Son and MLB 14. Other show favourites from las...

Added: 07.06.2014 15:13 | 2 views | 0 comments


Driven by its story, fans of Quantic Dreams' 'Beyond: Two Souls' and 'Heavy Rain' are certain to find 'Murdered: Soul Suspect' appealing. The setting, characters, and not- altogether-foreseeable-plot twist, truly set this game apart. Clocking in between 6-7 hours, the game was just beginning to ramp up when the credits start to roll. With a lower than average replay value, and no multiplayer option, paying full price for 'Soul Suspect' may be a difficult decision to make.

Added: 07.06.2014 1:19 | 1 views | 0 comments


Warp Zoned writes: "Its the most wonderful time of the year as the 2014 E3 Expo is right around the corner. The Warp Zoned staff spent a recent night chatting about some of the big pre-E3 announcements during the latest episode of Continue Countdown. We pre-pre-judged Mortal Kombat X, Homefront: The Revolution, Forza Horizon 2, BattleCry, Battlefield Hardline, and Hyrule Warriors in the first six segments of the show. But we also wanted to worry and fret over a trio of delayed games (Batman: Arkham Knight, The Order: 1886, and Quantum Break) as well as speculate about what a Smash Bros.-style Mario Kart game would be like (spoiler alert: it would be AWESOME). And the eternal question (How much would you pay for an E.T. cartridge excavated from a landfill?) was answered. Finally, we slipped a few E3 predictions in there. Were probably way off the mark, but its that magical pre-E3 time when anything seems possible."

Added: 06.06.2014 23:14 | 0 views | 0 comments


Warp Zoned writes: "Its the most wonderful time of the year as the 2014 E3 Expo is right around the corner. The Warp Zoned staff spent a recent night chatting about some of the big pre-E3 announcements during the latest episode of Continue Countdown. We pre-pre-judged Mortal Kombat X, Homefront: The Revolution, Forza Horizon 2, BattleCry, Battlefield Hardline, and Hyrule Warriors in the first six segments of the show. But we also wanted to worry and fret over a trio of delayed games (Batman: Arkham Knight, The Order: 1886, and Quantum Break) as well as speculate about what a Smash Bros.-style Mario Kart game would be like (spoiler alert: it would be AWESOME). And the eternal question (How much would you pay for an E.T. cartridge excavated from a landfill?) was answered. Finally, we slipped a few E3 predictions in there. Were probably way off the mark, but its that magical pre-E3 time when anything seems possible."