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Forbes: Sometimes, when you write about video games, it just feels good to be excited about something. When I first learned about Dark Souls II and Bloodborne I felt the hype hit me hard, and I was okay with that. Ive warned about oversaturating oneself with hype in the pastwhether youre a consumer or a criticbut theres a time and place for enthusiasm as well. This isnt just a video game phenomenon either. When I learned that HBO would be adapting Game of Thrones, or saw the first preview for Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings, or heard tell of a new prequel trilogy for Star Warsall these instance were times I found myself bowled over with hype and excitement. Sometimes, of course, the anticipation is the best part.

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Gamers need protecting from themselves as Sony or Ready At Dawn censor nudity in The Order 1886 Photo Mode. The video shows what happens when you try and take a photo of a nude or topless character. Is this Facebook's no nude policy influencing the content of a video game?

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Pick of 29 screenshots taken using new photo-mode shows amazing details and body destruction.

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Gamers need protecting from themselves as Sony or Ready At Dawn censor nudity in The Order 1886 Photo Mode. The video shows what happens when you try and take a photo of a nude or topless character. Is this Facebook's no nude policy influencing the content of a video game?

Added: 18.04.2015 23:20 | 5 views | 0 comments


The most pre-ordered games in the USA ranked by unit sales: 1 Halo 5: Guardians (XOne) 2 Batman: Arkham Knight (PS4) 3 Mortal Kombat X (PS4) 4 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PS4) 5 Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PS4)

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Whilst the game might be lacking in content, the photo mode highlights one splendid looking game that really doesn't scrimp on the details.

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GameSpot - Last year's Wolfenstein: The New Order took us back to an alternate 1960s where the Nazis had won World War II, much to the displeasure of a gruff B.J. Blazkowicz, who had spent the preceding 14 years in a coma. The upcoming standalone DLC Wolfenstein: The Old Blood takes us back even further in time; all the way back to the 1940s, in fact, and the the ascendance of the Nazi war machine. The Old Blood is being developed by The New Order's Machine Games, and we spoke to executive producer Jerk Gustafsson about what changes to expect in the upcoming game, what new weapons and enemies we'll see, and much more.