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DTOID: "While Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain isn't an insignificant time sucker as is, it did launch missing its competitive online multiplayer component, Metal Gear Online, which was delayed until October 6 on consoles and January 2016 on PC."

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Kotaku: "While difficult, the boss fight in the mists at Nova Braga Airport isnt impossible. Ive compiled a list of tips for defeating The Skulls below and, if youre still struggling, theres an exploit below the tips that should make things a lot easier." (This post has spoilers up the wazoo.)

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Katie from Gamerscore Whores "We have played both the FIFA 16 and PES 2016 demo's to death and have given our verdict on which game is better under several categories. Gameplay, Graphics and Audio. Which game comes out on top? Find out."

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Kotaku: "While difficult, the boss fight in the mists at Nova Braga Airport isnt impossible. Ive compiled a list of tips for defeating The Skulls below and, if youre still struggling, theres an exploit below the tips that should make things a lot easier." (This post has spoilers up the wazoo.)

Added: 17.09.2015 2:19 | 59 views | 0 comments


Amid all the noise and squabbling and braying of the internet, there's been many a legitimate complaint lobbed at Destiny over the last year. The lack of content at launch meant it wasn't long before players began to feel the rinse-repeat cycle.; the two DLCs in year one didn't quite refresh the game like many hoped; the Light system felt unfair as players desperately clung to the hope the lottery would shine favourably upon them in the latest loot drop. The Taken King takes many steps to addressing these issues, with a new experience system and consistent item rewards that thankfully make the player feel like they're no longer beholden to lady luck to progress. While the core campaign may end all too soon, there's enough postgame content to remove a large chunk of the grind that hampered the original Destiny experience. This is a significant step forward for Destiny, and leaves players with hope for what the game could become.

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oprainfall writes "I want to congratulate you on your promotion to President of Nintendo Co. Ltd. While it certainly comes as a surprise not only to our contributors but our readers -- seriously, we had a poll for who we thought would be the next Nintendo leader and only 2 people voted for you -- it's a welcome sight to see a leader back at the helm after a two month void. I also write to you today on your first day as President -- or perhaps, given the time differences between Detroit and Kyoto, your second day -- in order to address a number of points that Nintendo fans have brought up during the past couple years and as part of the discussion as to who would fill the void of your predecessor, Satoru Iwata."

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Amid all the noise and squabbling and braying of the internet, there's been many a legitimate complaint lobbed at Destiny over the last year. The lack of content at launch meant it wasn't long before players began to feel the rinse-repeat cycle.; the two DLCs in year one didn't quite refresh the game like many hoped; the Light system felt unfair as players desperately clung to the hope the lottery would shine favourably upon them in the latest loot drop. The Taken King takes many steps to addressing these issues, with a new experience system and consistent item rewards that thankfully make the player feel like they're no longer beholden to lady luck to progress. While the core campaign may end all too soon, there's enough postgame content to remove a large chunk of the grind that hampered the original Destiny experience. This is a significant step forward for Destiny, and leaves players with hope for what the game could become.

Added: 16.09.2015 23:17 | 68 views | 0 comments


Little known developer Triangle Studios has produced a variety of independent games such as Battleflip and Robot Dance Party. Most recently, the team opted to explore the legend of Pier Gerlofs Donia, based on the historical events of conflict between the Saxons and Frisians from the late 1400s to early 1500s. While the lore behind the title proves to be an interesting premise, the games positives are frequently outweighed by the unfortunate and inconsistent gameplay design.

Added: 16.09.2015 23:17 | 58 views | 0 comments


Amid all the noise and squabbling and braying of the internet, there's been many a legitimate complaint lobbed at Destiny over the last year. The lack of content at launch meant it wasn't long before players began to feel the rinse-repeat cycle.; the two DLCs in year one didn't quite refresh the game like many hoped; the Light system felt unfair as players desperately clung to the hope the lottery would shine favourably upon them in the latest loot drop. The Taken King takes many steps to addressing these issues, with a new experience system and consistent item rewards that thankfully make the player feel like they're no longer beholden to lady luck to progress. While the core campaign may end all too soon, there's enough postgame content to remove a large chunk of the grind that hampered the original Destiny experience. This is a significant step forward for Destiny, and leaves players with hope for what the game could become.