Added: 03.09.2015 7:17 | 43 views | 0 comments


After months of silence due to further game development and changes, one would have thought Bless still requires a few test phases. Apparently not, as developer Neowiz Bless Studio and publisher Neowiz Games announced the Final Test phase for the Unreal Engine 3 masterpiece will begin from 17 till 25 September, with a minimum age requirement of 18. There is a new trailer as well.

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New Gamer Nation managed to escape from the overpopulated dystopia of the PAX Prime show floor to demo FreeStyleGames Guitar Hero Live, due this Fall. After they brutally failed at adapting to the updated fret system and getting back into music games, they sat down and asked Nathan Coppard, Senior Designer, some questions about the sweeping changes to the franchise.

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After only four and a half years since Duke Nukem Forever, 3D Realms is getting set to release their next game.

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New Gamer Nation managed to escape from the overpopulated dystopia of the PAX Prime show floor to demo FreeStyleGames Guitar Hero Live, due this Fall. After they brutally failed at adapting to the updated fret system and getting back into music games, they sat down and asked Nathan Coppard, Senior Designer, some questions about the sweeping changes to the franchise.

Added: 03.09.2015 5:00 | 21 views | 0 comments

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Bungie is getting ready to release the biggest Destiny expansion yet with The Taken King. It introduces a ton of new content, such as additional story missions, strikes, maps, and plenty of other goodies. There will also be a new raid, but it won't come out on launch day.

Added: 02.09.2015 21:20 | 10 views | 0 comments


AOTF Writes: "After years of waiting since the mysterious reveal that wasnt even first announced as a Metal Gear Solid game, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is finally upon us. While we got the original Metal Gear games back in the day, the Metal Gear Solid series did not debut until 1998 on PlayStation. In that time since, weve seen many changes in the series, while also maintaining a level of familiarity. With Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain released now, we thought it would be a good time to look back and rank the previous entries in the franchise."

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Gamespot: At first blush, the combination of war toys with classic action figures from 1980s cartoons in Toy Soldiers: War Chest--such as He-Man and G.I. Joe--is exactly where Toy Soldiers has seemingly been leading from the start. After all, the series very premise has revolved around the childhood bliss of combating plastic heroes and villains in small, detailed landscapes. War Chest could have been just that, but its plastic-like sheen is scuffed by issues like microtransactions, content locked behind Uplay, and irritating technical problems.

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Critically Sane: "Nearly a decade since its release, some of the shine has worn off. In fact it is easy, and somewhat en vogue, to be dismissive of Microsofts second big shooter franchise. After all, it was in many ways patient zero for what many came to think of as what was wrong with game development during the last generation. Dull color palette? Check. Big, bruising meathead soldiers? Check. Clearly-staged cover-based shooting arenas? Check. Its all there and, while not the originator of any of those features, Gears of War was the most high profile and successful game to utilize them all so liberally. But dismissing Gears of War is ignoring the fact that it was massively popular, spawned three sequels, and inspired countless copycats of varying quality. Critically acclaimed titles like Uncharted, Spec Ops: The Line, and even Mass Effect 2 owe much to Gears of Wars design. Gears laid a groundwork that defined a generation."