The Phantom Pain Gets PEGI 18 Rating For Extreme Violence, Motiveless Killing and Strong Language
Added: 11.06.2015 14:20 | 3 views | 0 comments
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain has received an 18 rating from the Pan European Game Information board for "Extreme Violence", "Motiveless Killing" and "Strong Language".
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| Angus hates Aliens Out Now on European PSN; Screenshots Inside
Added: 10.06.2015 23:19 | 5 views | 0 comments
Team Stendec's Angus hates Aliens is releasing today via the European PlayStation Store for the PS Vita, PS3 and, if you still have one lying around, the PSP.
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| Popping on a moustache and glasses with PlayStation’s best disguises
Added: 10.06.2015 17:00 | 39 views | 0 comments
Clothes maketh the man, or in video game parlance, clothes maketh opportunities for hidden slaughter. From Hitman to Metal Gear, a convincing disguise is key to skulking around unseen to commit any 'business' you might have. So here we've gathered the very best of what PlayStation has to offer when it comes to devious disguises...
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The people of this PS4 indie title ain’t the most perceptive lot. Are you a self-conscious invertebrate who wants to raise a family without the judgemental eye of society bearing down on you? Then just slip into an off-the-rack navy suit. somehow turns cheap office wear into stealth camo. Kudos.
Why lather your skin in camouflage when you can hide yourself in the ultimate fortress of solitude? Snake channels his inner six-year-old with the greatest disguise in all of games: a cardboard box. So the lesson is: next time you want to hide from someone, just stick a Cornflakes packet on your head.
For a seven-foot bald dude, Agent 47 sure loves his fashion. Whether it’s dressing up like a priest, or pretending to be a wrestler with a suplex no one’s getting off the canvas from, old slaphead is the master of disguises. Who said contract killing couldn’t be stylish?
Unlike several other entries on these pages, Ratchet actually puts some thought (and incredibly advanced technology) into his schemes when he wants to blend in seamlessly. Enter the Holo-guise. This little gizmo can make its wearer appear to be everything from a mindless droid to Dr Nefarious himself.
You’ve got to admire the sheer half-assed gall of this shooter’s Spy class. These tricksy customers can mimic any type of character in the game. Not through ingenious espionage, oh no. Instead, they merely grab pieces of paper, draw crappy doodles on them, then stick them on their faces. Hey, if it works…
In their darkest moments, certain PS3 gamers would pretend to be the opposite sex just for the lolz of it in Sony’s online space before it got killed off. As disguises go, dolling yourself up as an alluring virtual lass in the sausage factory of Home proved highly effective. After all, what fake women wouldn’t want to snag a werewolf? Come on, you know you’ve been tempted to give it a try.
Though Michael and co may have learned loads about heists from watching Heat on endless repeat, they put a lot more imagination into their disguises than Neil McCauley’s sharp suit and shades. Take the stealthy route for the opening jewellery job and your crew will pose as a bunch of light-fingered exterminators
Admittedly, this disguise owes more to months of diligent undercover work than physical appearance. Infinity Ward’s shocking No Russian massacre sees your American operative disguise himself as an Eastern European terrorist as you gun down half an airport with the evil Makarov.
Not every hit can be as suave as donning a fetching old-time hoodie and shivving a corrupt politician with a concealed blade. The normally liquid nitrogen-cool Ezio must impersonate a minstrel in Revelations to off several Templar killers. Embarrassingly, copious lute playing is involved.
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| Fresh European Trademark for Diddy Kong Cranks Rumours Into Gear
Added: 10.06.2015 15:45 | 4 views | 0 comments
Racing? Platforming? Nothing?
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| Steam refunds: Does Valve win either way?
Added: 09.06.2015 16:16 | 4 views | 0 comments
Polygon: On Tuesday Steam added a refund procedure that allows you to get a full refund on any Steam game youve purchased in the last 14 days, for any reason, as long as youve played the game for less than 2 hours.
On the surface this change brings Steam up to code in many European countries that require this by law. And it will certainly do right by players in every other country. But the sudden manner in which the refund program was announced and implemented has many developers asking: "Is this good for me?"
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| SE and Sony Find Solution for Missing Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward PS4/PS3 European Pre-orders
Added: 09.06.2015 13:19 | 2 views | 0 comments
If you have an European Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, and want to pre-order the PS4 or PS3 version of the expansion Heavensward on the PSN, you probably noticed that the option is nowhere to be seen.Luckily, a partial solution has been found.
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