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If you're into humorous over-the-top first-person shooters like Duke Nukem and Bulletstorm, you may enjoy this game. However, for those who would rather play a game that isn't edgy for the sake of being edgy, you may want to avoid this game and spend your money elsewhere.

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IGN:Blood Dragons playful focus on humor, nostalgia, and self-aware absurdity allows it to delve into a subject far more important than African arms races or tropical sociopaths: Video games are really, really fun. This comical, explosive shooter takes everything that makes Far Cry 3's gunplay great and dresses it in the kind of wit and over-the-top fun that Duke Nukem Forever is so desperately missing. Blood Dragon is a different beast and its something you shouldnt miss.

Added: 27.04.2013 20:17 | 19 views | 0 comments


GameZone writes, "You know, it's funny. Sometimes the biggest success stories in the video game industry come out of left field. For instance, take Deep Silver. A few years ago, the publisher was best known for handheld Duke Nukem efforts. Lately, though, it's been making big moves, with Dead Island: Riptide arriving in stores this week and Saints Row IV and Metro: Last Light slated for later this year. It's funny how a few franchises can turn you around. And that's probably what Nordic Games is thinking, too. "

Added: 26.04.2013 5:23 | 16 views | 0 comments


While they are looking to disrupt the nextgen plans of Sony and Microsoft, unconsole companies such as Green Throttle need to focus on games. It's something of an issue, as like GameStick and Ouya, Green Throttle is an Android-based platform. Yet even within that ecosystem, there are key titles it's looking to push as much better to play with a controller than using a touchscreen - and that'...

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While they are looking to disrupt the nextgen plans of Sony and Microsoft, unconsole companies such as Green Throttle need to focus on games. It's something of an issue, as like GameStick and Ouya, Green Throttle is an Android-based platform. Yet even within that ecosystem, there are key titles it's looking to push as much better to play with a controller than using a touchscreen - and that'...