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X360A - Remember the beginning of Dishonored? The moment when Corvo is framed for the murder of the Empress by Daud and his assassins? Well you're about to get a reminder, as Dishonored's next piece of DLC portrays the entire incident from Daud's perspective, with his brigade of hooded miscreants in tow. Our hands-on demo opens with this very sequence of events, transporting us back to Dishonored's prologue, where Daud presides over the misdeeds as they unfold.

Added: 02.04.2013 10:18 | 21 views | 0 comments


Right when you put your hands on the Gamepad, you can tell that The Wonderful 101 feels like a Platinum game. One element of The Wonderful 101 that I was shocked about was its gorgeous Pixar-like visuals. From its crisp texturing to its bump mapping to the well designed 3D models of the characters and environments, this game is one of the best looking console games I have ever seen. This is the first Wii U game that actually shows its graphical difference to the current generation of consoles, which at this moment is exactly what the system needs.

Added: 31.03.2013 9:18 | 11 views | 0 comments


Certain genres work with touch screen controls (games like angry birds come to mind) but others dont and thats the problem the MOGA is designed to fix

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IGN: "After raising over $8.5 million on Kickstarter last July, the Ouya Android game console is ready for launch. Shipments of the special Kickstarter Edition of the console will begin today and continue into April. Those who missed the original crowdfunding campaign, however, are in luck, as the company has also confirmed today that the system will arrive at retailers in the US, UK, and Canada on June 4th, including Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and others. In celebration of its launch, Ouya invited backers and the media to come see the finished product and play some of the games currently available on the service."

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OXCGN: "If youve watched the Dawn of the Dead remake from 2004 and stayed back to watch the credits, you would have been treated to some extra footage of our survivors finding an island only to realize that its over run by the undead. Dead Island: Riptide, the sequel to 2011s Dead Island, starts off in just such a place."

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Eric Smith of SideQuesting writes: "With a little bit of a self-aware nudge, Techland seems to be pulling off the same game again, and doing it well."

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Warp Zoned writes: I wasnt sure what to think when I first saw trailers for The Last of Us, Naughty Dogs first non-Nathan Drake game in six years. It certainly looked like a Naughty Dog game, with the same style and graphics, but this was set in a post-apocalyptic world, one in which humans had been infected by a strange fungus, which left the victims zombified. The remaining survivors of humanity lived in terror in a wasteland. While the Uncharted games had dabbled in science fiction (remember those crazy mutants from the second game?), this was the studios first real deviation from reality. I was doubtful that they could pull it off, mainly because the market is so saturated with these types of games, and in the end, not many of them are that great. But from what I saw in the half hour demo at PAX East this past weekend, Naughty Dog just might succeed.

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IGN: "The last time I saw the Oculus Rift, it was just hand-made prototype, wrapped in electrical tape and running Epic Citadel at CES 2013. But this week at GDC, Oculus is showing off the new Rift development kit factory-made units with larger displays and other improvements to latency and performance. What's more, they're showing off the system with new games, including Hawken and Team Fortress 2."

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Divekick is dumb. Divekick is so dumb. Divekick is amazingly dumb. Divekick is the most fun I had at PAX East this year. - Twinfinite's Tyler Humphrey