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"Run up an incline and jump off a side wall. Land on a mine. Die."

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Sonys financial conference call for western investors and analysts just ended, and Chief Financial Officer Kenichiro Yoshida was asked what are Sonys breakout first party titles. Yoshida-sans pointed at three relevant games.

Added: 30.07.2015 19:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


PSGamer: In this generation, the constant barrage of remasters is getting a little tiresome. Whilst some are welcome (The Last of Us/Journey), others are decidedly odd decisions (Sleeping Dogs? We love you but, really?). So once again here we are reviewing another remaster of a game on our shiny new Playstation 4. What should a remaster be? Just the same game with fancy visuals? Should a remaster add more to the original experience? Should we see a significant upgrade in visuals, gameplay, physics, sound and more? This time around, what does Q.U.B.E. offer? Over its PC counterpart, sadly, very little indeed.

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Naughty Dog has been on the cutting edge of gaming visuals ever since they released the first Uncharted iteration and with the four one upcoming, it's amazing to see the progress the series has made. The Last of Us Remastered was a helpful first foray into working on the PS4, but the studio believes they are now able to do even more with Uncharted 4.

Added: 30.07.2015 17:00 | 14 views | 0 comments




So we've known for a little while now that Halo 5: Guardians won't support split-screen multiplayer in any way, shape, or form. That means no campaign couch co-op with your buddies. No online multiplayer with a guest (or two... or three). Nope, if you want to play with others, you'll have to connect with them over Xbox Live, on their own Xbox One, connected to their own separate television.

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TTP:" Last week we have reported that Warhammer: Arcane Magic, the strategy game based on the Warhammer franchise developed for iOS, was finally going to be released this week in all regions on the App Store. The publisher has indeed kept its promise, as the stragey game is now available for purchase on iTunes in all regions."

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Described as an open-world sand box game, Better Late Than DEAD throws you straight into an unusual scenario and tells you to survive. Going solo or with a friend you must fight for your life against bears, wolves and even your own bodily functions all while trying to uncover the mysterious storyline that makes you question are you really alone?

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Examiner's David Leavitt writes: "Since 2009 whenever anyone asked us what the best way to learn Magic: The Gathering is, our answer has always been referring them to the newest Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers. Last year's installment Magic 2015 introduced the highly anticipated custom deck building client, however it caused a bit of an outcry after dumping one of the game's beloved casual formats, Two Headed Giant. It also introduced micro transactions for "premium booster packs" which left a sizable portion of content under a pay wall. Wizards of the Coast amended this with the Garruk's Revenge expansion that made the previous paid content unlockable through multiplayer game play. This year's iteration fully embraces it, going completely free to play with a new persistent client that'll be around for years to come."

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Described as an open-world sand box game, Better Late Than DEAD throws you straight into an unusual scenario and tells you to survive. Going solo or with a friend you must fight for your life against bears, wolves and even your own bodily functions all while trying to uncover the mysterious storyline that makes you question are you really alone?

Added: 30.07.2015 10:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


Examiner's David Leavitt writes: "Since 2009 whenever anyone asked us what the best way to learn Magic: The Gathering is, our answer has always been referring them to the newest Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers. Last year's installment Magic 2015 introduced the highly anticipated custom deck building client, however it caused a bit of an outcry after dumping one of the game's beloved casual formats, Two Headed Giant. It also introduced micro transactions for "premium booster packs" which left a sizable portion of content under a pay wall. Wizards of the Coast amended this with the Garruk's Revenge expansion that made the previous paid content unlockable through multiplayer game play. This year's iteration fully embraces it, going completely free to play with a new persistent client that'll be around for years to come."