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In forthcoming 2D survival-based roguelike Skyhill, you will play a survivor in the aftermath of World War III. Oh, and the world will end in approximately three months. Tough break, huh. Something tells me that you may regret hiding from the biological weapons up in your penthouse of the most expensive hotel in the city. You'd have been better off dying, surely? Havenly creatures Too ...

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GamerFitNation: "WWE star Shawn Michaels says that the WWE Network app will turn the WWE into 'something that is going to last forever' in an interview with GamerFitNation at this years Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas."

Added: 13.01.2014 11:54 | 7 views | 0 comments


Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Ghosts' next batch of downloadable content, titled Onslaught, will be launching on January 28th.

The announcement was made on the official Call of Duty instagram account, complete with a teaser video. Check it out below.

ext teases: "Something menacing is coming Jan. 28. Get ready for the #Onslaught." The add-on brings with it a new enemy, spiders, to the game's wave-based Extinction mode, and a new map is being added called Nightfall. You can expect Activision to shed more light on the DLC as we near its release.

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SteamFirst: Killing Floor is one of the first games I ever purchased on Steam, and still to this day, is probably my favorite zombie horde game I have ever played. Something about the game just grabs me and keeps me coming back for more. Many PC gamers love the mouse and keyboard controls while others would prefer to game using a controller. Today we are going to explain to you how to Set up an Xbox 360 controller to take place of the mouse and keyboard controls on Killing Floor.

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Includes the maps Fog, Bayview, Containment and Ignition, plus Extinction episode and weapons.

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EDGE - Something as roundly admirable as the Humble Bundle is hard to make fun of. One of the best ways to keep your finger on the pulse of the online gaming marketplace, it delivers well-curated collections of new titles and underexposed gems, DRM-free and for multiple platforms. Users set their own mercilessly exploitative prices, with a portion of the proceeds going to charity. Indie devs gain invaluable publicity and profits through sheer volume, forestalling suicide or starvation for a while longer. Rumour even has it that for every Humble Bundle sold, Jeff Rosen spends a minute singing Christmas carols to orphans in a soup kitchen. So, yeah, its hard to fault. But Youre Playing It Wrong loves a good challenge.

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JunkieMonkeys: "The proof is in the pudding, they say. Grand Theft Auto Online, in essence, is that gift your aunt whom you haven't seen in 5 years gets you for your 15th birthday. A Candyland puzzle set to accompany what should have been a video game or something. The missions can be fun, the races can be fun, the deathmatches can be fun. You know, all like a Candyland puzzle could be. But after you finish that puzzle, don't you want something more? Something more than, I just finished a puzzle. What next?"