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Kelly from GamersFTW says: Heroism is a big thing in video games. Theres games a plenty where we are given the role of the main protagonist, whose main mission is to save the world from the grasps of evil. But theres also a little villain in all of us too. Lets face it, whilst the gaming community can be a loving and welcoming place, weve all turned to the dark side at some point in the virtual world of games and suddenly unleashing our evilness doesnt seem all that bad. If anything, committing evil deeds could be deemed as highly satisfying. Here are just some of my favourite evil moments in video games:

Added: 21.09.2015 10:19 | 157 views | 0 comments


Welcome to all new Sklylanders: SuperChragers. Even all the portals have disabled by Portal Master Kaos but this is not going to work against the new Skylanders: SuperChargers. Many things have changed since the last Skylanders adventure.

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At the Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia (SCEJA) Press Conference 2015 in Tokyo, Capcom announced Umbrella Corps,...

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Welcome to all new Sklylanders: SuperChragers. Even all the portals have disabled by Portal Master Kaos but this is not going to work against the new Skylanders: SuperChargers. Many things have changed since the last Skylanders adventure.

Added: 21.09.2015 7:17 | 91 views | 0 comments


Ever since Netflix came along and introduced video-on-demand for a competitive price, a good service (for the most part) and a huge library of titles to choose from, gamers across the globe have imaged the concept being applied to video game. We've already seen it in some forms; OnLive, the now defunct game streaming service promised to offer a wealth of games for one monthly price while Sony is currently testing its own version with PS Now. It looks like EA has seen the potential and may want a slice of that pie, at least according to a new survey published on behalf of the mega-publisher.

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Capcom brought a playable version of its new third-person shooter set in the Resident Evil franchise, Umbrella Corps, to Tokyo Game Show this week, offering a hands-on look at one of the game's multiplayer modes.

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At the Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia (SCEJA) Press Conference 2015 in Tokyo, Capcom announced Umbrella Corps,...

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This year, Frictional is breaking new ground with their upcoming title, machine-based chiller SOMA. Not only is it the first game the team has developed since Amnesia's blowout success (Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs was published by Frictional, but was co-developed with The Chinese Room), but it's also their first title ever produced for console. Even with those changes, the team's main goal remains the same: create the ultimate horror game, unhampered by the distracting trends that too many horror titles embrace.

Added: 20.09.2015 13:17 | 110 views | 0 comments


Resident Evil: Umbrella Corps can only be called a Resident Evil game in that it stars zombies and its titular evil corporation. Aside from that, this is hardly anything youve come to expect from Capcoms flagship series.