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If your Kinect or PS4 camera has been sitting around gathering dust for months, there's now a good reason to wipe it down and plug it in. There's a few hours of fun to be had, but don't expect AAA graphics and AAA gameplay, just classic platforming with a twist and a funky soundtrack to move along to. Plus, you can let an animated character jump on your intimate bits. What's not to like?

Added: 12.08.2015 19:00 | 9 views | 0 comments


Walk gingerly to your PS4 and play this.

From the developers of "walking simulator," Dear Esther, and the "not exactly walking simulator," , comes a new "game" for "gamers" to "play" "exclusively" on their "Playstation 4" "video game" "consoles." [This is "commentary." ~Ed. Nick] The Chinese Room brings you Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture this time around, and frankly, whatever manner of mental gymnastics you need to perform to accept it in this space, it’s a wonderful example of non-traditional storytelling in our favorite medium. It’s not without its kinks, but while watching the credits scroll at the end, I just felt in awe of what I experienced.

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The best PS4 and Xbox One deals in ages, plus save $10 on the biggest upcoming games, and price drops on Star Wars Blu-rays.

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Warp Zoned writes: "Its a rare game that credits the composer as a co-developer, but thats what you get with Spectra, an overhead racing game thats set to a chiptune soundtrack created by Niamh Chipzel Houston (best known for her work on Super Hexagon). British developer Gateway Interactive took her bleeps and bloops and laid them over a procedurally-generated raceway that expands out into space using arcade-style wireframe graphics. The music and visuals complement each other nicely, but Spectras keep it simple style goes a bit too far."

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MWEB GameZone writes: "We climbed into an X-wing baby and it was a balls to the wall experience!"

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The first-party push has Microsoft promising the world. But can they deliver it? During this years Gamescom Gamereactor grabbed a word with Shannon Loftis, the Head of First-Party Publishing at Microsoft. There were plenty of games to discuss, including Crackdown 3, Scalebound, Recore, Halo Wars 2 and Quantum Break.

Added: 12.08.2015 10:19 | 12 views | 0 comments


If you've got a few million spare and always wanted to own your own video-game developer, now isn't a bad time to be in...