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Rock, Paper, Shotgun: "The Elder Scrolls Online is in the unusual (and perhaps unenviable) position of having to appeal to two kinds of player fans of the Elder Scrolls series and fans of the MMO. It would be silly to argue against the suspicion that, at a certain point, these two groups must overlap. Its that sweet spot of the Venn diagram that Zenimax is pitching to with its foray into the lots-of-people-fighting-at-once genre. It has already been pointed out that TESO looks to be leaning towards the tried and tested techniques of the MMO, rather than forging a distinct multiplayer world from Elder Scroll conventions, a la the broken yet personable Mortal Online. Having recently had a brief wander in Tamriel, it does seem to us that, as a game, it is certainly more World of Warcraft than Skyrim. Even if it does pay tribute to its forebears in terms of lore and world-building."

Added: 30.05.2013 18:45 | 10 views | 0 comments


One part Limbo and one part Ico, the latest creation from Sony Japan Studio and Acquire, rain, is all about loneliness, discovery, fear and isolation. It's been a while since we've heard anything from this unique-looking title, but now a new trailer and a promise that we'll see it at this year's E3 has risen to the surface.

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Gaming Trend: "Recently I got the opportunity to take a level and a half of The Last of Us out for a spin in the comfort of my own home, away from PR and free to experience it as you, the reader would. Taking control of Joel, we appear to be on the outskirts of the city of Lincoln. The objective is simple Joels sometime-friend Bill owes him some favors, and if they can safely reach him he might be able to get what they so desperately need a vehicle to ferry them cross country to help Ellie reach the Fireflies, a resistance group that can help her."

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"Sony Japan's lovingly crafted PSN game proves in many ways the name ICO 2 may be more deserving..."

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Gaming Trend: "Recently I got the opportunity to take a level and a half of The Last of Us out for a spin in the comfort of my own home, away from PR and free to experience it as you, the reader would. Taking control of Joel, we appear to be on the outskirts of the city of Lincoln. The objective is simple Joels sometime-friend Bill owes him some favors, and if they can safely reach him he might be able to get what they so desperately need a vehicle to ferry them cross country to help Ellie reach the Fireflies, a resistance group that can help her."

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Sony Japan's lovingly crafted PSN game proves in many ways the name ICO 2 may be more deserving...

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Forbes - The Last of Us is the upcoming PS3 game by Naughty Dog, makers of one of my favorite game series of all time, Uncharted. Uncharted is the light-hearted adventure of Indiana Jones-esque Nathan Drake and his globetrotting pals, and it takes us from one dazzling destination to the next. The Last of Us mood and mechanics have almost nothing in common with the award-winning Uncharted, but from the hour I spent with it, it looks like a worthy successor.

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Last week, the beta for Sony's Fast Streaming video service on the PlayStation Store went live. Check out our thoughts.

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Games.it writes: "The Last of Us is more similar to 'I Am Legend' than 'The Walking Dead'". One of the last big exclusives for PS3.

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If there's one thing we've learnt about touchscreen gaming, it's this: first-person shooters suck. They're clumsy and they're awkward. Trying to wrestle with moving and aiming and shooting is like trying to perform a prostate exam on a wriggling hedgehog. So why is World War Z - a tie-in zombie shooter for iOS and Android, out very soon - any different? Because it dramatically simplifies ...