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Zen Studios trades in their pinballs for music rhythm kung-fu action in the surprisingly difficult, yet enjoyable Kickbeat. Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell.

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GamingLives' Ed muses over his love of Telltale Games and how, in his opinion, The Wolf Among Us falls short of their other recent series. "As it stands, The Wolf Among Us was ultimately kind of disappointing. While by no means bad, it certainly lacked the same innovation, intrigue and tension that made the first season of The Walking Dead such a compelling and memorable experience. It could feasibly have built on the formula, but instead chose to make a series that predicated itself on a story that ended up lacking where it counted. Where The Walking Dead became a trendsetter, The Wolf Among Us just followed the pack."

Added: 16.09.2014 13:50 | 2 views | 0 comments


Warhammer 40,000: Carnage has been updated with a Space Wolf. Not a wolf from space, mind, but a new Space Marine from the Space Wolves chapter. He's a mean lookin' fella and no mistake. The update adds a whole new chunk of the map that you can play through as the angry hairy man. He's upset because all of the rest of his squadron are dead. Cue hideous acts of rage-fuelled Ork murder. As wel...

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Anthony Morris: "Its difficult to say what exactly art is. Its so subjective and different in every other persons eyes, and what might be art to someone might just look like an everyday object to someone else. You probably wouldnt call Microsoft Word art but you may say that some special effects in big blockbuster movies are. They are both just software at the end of the day, just like video games and whether you would call video games art is completely up to you, but I personally think that the graphics in Back to Bed, are a work of art."

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Despite Hellblade being incredibly ambitious, a multiplayer mode and an open world won't be featured in the game, Ninja Theory say

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GuG writer, Wesley Wood write a review on Wave Race: Blue Storm on the Gamecube.