Added: 08.07.2015 23:15 | 8 views | 0 comments


Some cool deals going on this week: the Playstation TV is back in stock and available for $39 at Amazon. They also still have the PS Vita for $169.99. In games, Amazon have Drive Club for $19.99, Assassins Creed Rogue (PS3) for $9.99, and Sly Cooper Thieves in time for $12.88. Amazons Prime exclusive deals are still going on for video games (check the article for details). Best Buy have an ongoing sale on a bunch of games, including Battlefield Hardline, Just Dance 2015, Fifa 15, etc The Humble bundle this week is particular, as it targets game creators: pay what you want for $1985 worth of game creation tools including Game Guru, AGFPro 3.0, Stencil, RPG Maker, and more. Steams midweek madness deal is 50% off LISA. In preorders, the gorgeous Xbox One elite controller is fighting against the PS4 Dualshock 20th anniversary edition for the spot of the most popular preorder this week.

Added: 07.07.2015 18:15 | 5 views | 0 comments


Heroes of the Storms Battlefield of Eternity map and The Butcher character make for great, newbie-oriented additions to an already friendly game.

Added: 02.07.2015 16:53 | 41 views | 0 comments



Ever since it was announced that DICE would be in charge of developing Star Wars: Battlefront and that the game would be running on the very prestigious Frostbite 3 game engine, many fans instantly began questioning if that meant that Star Wars: Battlefront would turn into Star Wars: Battlefield. Well, DICE assures gamers that the two will stay very separate.

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DICE has released a new Battlefield 4 community mission, where players can unlock anther dog tag.

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Fans of with GameSpot, DICE general manager Patrick Bach discussed the pressure of fan expectations placed on the studio.

"You want Battlefield to be as good as the films, which means that if we don't do that, players will be very upset. They will be very clear about that fact," he said.

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Fans of with GameSpot, DICE general manager Patrick Bach discussed the pressure of fan expectations placed on the studio.

"You want Battlefield to be as good as the films, which means that if we don't do that, players will be very upset. They will be very clear about that fact," he said.