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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: I have played some interesting games up to this point in my life and Way of the Samurai 4 is absolutely one title that can fall into that category. You begin by getting off of a small boat in the tiny port town of Amihama during mid 19th Century Japan. What do you from this point on is entirely and literally up to you.

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What do you get when you mix an elephant, Sega, and Game Freak? You get Tembo the Badass Elephant! Now you may ask yourself what makes him such a badass, just like I did. Well, Tembo is a parody of Rambo, which is just one of the reasons that makes this elephant such a badass. In an interview James Turner, the director of the game, said that Tembo was Rambo in elephant form. With Game Freak as the developer and Sega as the publisher, you can expect to have a zany and fun time with this game.

Added: 30.07.2015 22:19 | 19 views | 0 comments


Batman, like most superheroes, doesn't have the most stellar record when it comes to video games. It's not as bad as Superman, but it's not exactly a mouth-watering list. The Arkham games changed all that. Rocksteady's trilogy - and Origins - are as high-quality as you could hope for, topped off by the fact they're aimed at adults. What else deserves to be mentioned in the same sentence, though? VideoGamer picks its favourites.

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Dave Payerle writes: When you enjoy a game as much as I enjoyed The Talos Principle (original review), the requirements for an enjoyable expansion can be as simple as be more of that. Road to Gehenna passes that test with ease, providing more puzzles and an interesting new narrative building on the first game. Its an excellent expansion, and definitely a challenging one.

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PSGamer: In this generation, the constant barrage of remasters is getting a little tiresome. Whilst some are welcome (The Last of Us/Journey), others are decidedly odd decisions (Sleeping Dogs? We love you but, really?). So once again here we are reviewing another remaster of a game on our shiny new Playstation 4. What should a remaster be? Just the same game with fancy visuals? Should a remaster add more to the original experience? Should we see a significant upgrade in visuals, gameplay, physics, sound and more? This time around, what does Q.U.B.E. offer? Over its PC counterpart, sadly, very little indeed.

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When the Universe is under attack, alliances will be forged and a new adventure begins

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What would life be if you#039;d know you will die soon?

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Batman, like most superheroes, doesn't have the most stellar record when it comes to video games. It's not as bad as Superman, but it's not exactly a mouth-watering list. The Arkham games changed all that. Rocksteady's trilogy - and Origins - are as high-quality as you could hope for, topped off by the fact they're aimed at adults. What else deserves to be mentioned in the same sentence, though? VideoGamer picks its favourites.

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"The Playstation 4 sold better this quarter than ALL of its competitors combined. Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves for a whole new monopoly in the gaming arena, if one does not face you already." Gaz from Gameondaily asks what the PS4's continued domination in the gaming industry means for the Xbox One.