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VVV: "The game in question is Motorcycle Club, and it looks like an interesting take on the bike racing genre. 22 licensed bikes from the likes of BMW, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki and Yamaha are featured, spread across three different classes spanning Superbike, Roadster and Custom ranging from 125cc to 2000cc. There are 40 challenges in the single player Tournament, you can race online with up to four players, crate clubs and customise your rider. So far, so standard fare. Except there's a gimmick: you can switch to any bike class in real time mid-race, Driver: San Francisco style to tackle the varying track conditions. This of course implores you to think tactfully: a sports bike will give you an advantage on the long straights, whereas more twisty sections require something more nippy."

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San Francisco startup Proxy42 has launched an ambitious crowdfunding campaign for an equally ambitious multiplayer augmented reality sci-fi shooter, Father.io, which turns your smartphone into a laser tag game. The idea is extremely bold, especially given the lukewarm reception augmented reality gaming has enjoyed so far, but Father.io could be the one to finally break down that barrier between...

Added: 05.11.2014 13:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


The official Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions Twitter account told a fan to expect a San Francisco showing of the Pokémon orchestrated concert.

Added: 04.11.2014 18:12 | 5 views | 0 comments


Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey discusses the evolution of multiplayer in Call of Duty Advanced Warfare in this exclusive gameplay interview from the Activision San Francisco launch event.

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CCC Says: "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was advertised as a brand new way to play Call of Duty, and that advertisement was right! When Activision flew me out to San Francisco to review the game, I wholly expected my opinion to fall in line with how I felt about past Call of Duty titles. The single-player would be OK but would really just be a side show to the main act of multiplayer. However, after playing the game, I have to say that my pre-conceived notions were flipped on their head. Instead, I was met with a multiplayer suite that was decently fun, but a single-player mode that was one of the best in Call of Dutys history."

Added: 25.10.2014 12:15 | 4 views | 0 comments

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Ten-year Ubisoft veteran Jade Raymond that the Kansas City Royals' love for Supercell's mobile hit Clash of Clans nearly ruined the team's season. The team got so swept up playing the game that they often played in the locker room instead of devoting their energy to improving their real-world baseball game. It all worked out in the end, though, as the Royals are now playing against the San Francisco Giants for a World Championship.

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Added: 25.10.2014 12:15 | 9 views | 0 comments

(Some Of) The Big Stuff:

Ten-year Ubisoft veteran Jade Raymond that the Kansas City Royals' love for Supercell's mobile hit Clash of Clans nearly ruined the team's season. The team got so swept up playing the game that they often played in the locker room instead of devoting their energy to improving their real-world baseball game. It all worked out in the end, though, as the Royals are now playing against the San Francisco Giants for a World Championship.

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com