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Since 2003, Call of Duty has been capturing the minds, hearts and thumbs of gamers around the world. Call of Duty, the first release in a series published by Activision in 2003, won more than 80 Game of the Year awards. Each of the 13 subsequent releases in the series has continued to uphold that tradition. November 4, 2014 marks the highly anticipated release of the newest installment In the Call of Duty series, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Advanced Warfare is set to be the most amazing release yet, and here are 8 reasons why: 1. The Engine Has…

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Today is July 17th and the Beta for Bungie’s new epic masterpiece, Destiny just went live. Naturally, anyone that wants to see this game in action ahead of its autumn release should dive right in, but assuming you can’t for some reason, here’s a handy little piece which will provide you with the basic impressions… The very first thing to take note of is its graphics, obviously. Presented in very sharp detail that’s adorned with motion blurring and other environmental effects designed to make you feel like you’re mired in the action, Destiny is definitely one for immersion.  Approaching enemy…

The interesting new DLC for Sniper Elite 3, Hunt the Grey Wolf is many things – subtle?  Meh…not so much.  Yes, just like the parent game it belongs to, this add-on is also not short on violence; can you say slow motion carnage?  Obviously, the “draw” to this offering is its premise…that you are tasked with infiltrating a Nazi stronghold and take out none other than Adolf Hitler himself. Needless to say, many will be instantly sold with such a proposition, but what really sweetens the deal is that you are given the freedom to choose exactly how you want…

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Developer Crystal Dynamics certainly has its hands full in trying to provide a suitable follow up to the recent release / reboot “Tomb Raider” (which effectively rebranded the series and brought it back up to modern standards).  While we still aren’t afforded much more insight into new developments with this upcoming blockbuster we do know that it is poised to bring new features and hit store shelves in time for the late 2015 holiday release.  Is this the TR game that fans have been waiting for, the one that sees our dear Heroine Lara C. finally spreading her wings to…

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A person who plays online games is always going to want to have fun, which is the top reason for playing any games, right?  Even playing something to pass the time, be it an action game, casino games, or simple games where you match colors, are eventually going to be fun of some sort.  This is why there is always so much hype about gaming!  The unknown is something that every gamer is going to have to venture into eventually, but not something that will always be bad.  After all, if all gaming experiences were good there would be no…

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At its heart, Team 17’s “Worms Battlegrounds” (for the PS4) is more or less a return to the roots of the series, delivering the same cutesy classic turn-based gameplay that nearly everyone seems to love.  It details the exploits of a band of worms inhabiting a museum and Lord Crowley-Mesmer’s (who is also a worm) attempt to take it over and rule it with an evil iron fist.  As expected, it is mostly a charming affair with lots of laughs in tow, however don’t get the wrong idea – it can and will challenge your strategizing skills, with the general…

One of the main selling points of the PlayStation 4 (for a lot of independent and emerging game creators) is that Sony has made it patently clear that they aim to support the indie game market.  Aside from designing their console to make game development easier for everyone, they’ve also gone out of their way in many instances to provide dev kits to select groups entirely free of charge.   If this doesn’t speak volumes about their commitment to the gaming community, we don’t know what does. Regardless, their efforts are definitely starting to pay off in dividends at least in…

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So far, Sony’s PS4 has certainly impressed us.  2014 started off with a bang, bringing us lots of big budget titles to sink our teeth into as well as a slew of interesting arcade games to explore.  However, as we move over the middle marker for the year we’re seeing additional great titles dropping, some of which defy conventional explanation.  At the same time, August will also bring us some old favorites (in new form), which again, legions of PS4 users have been demanding (take “Minecraft”, for example).  Anyway, without further ado, here are the top PS4 games coming out…

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Clearly, it’s been said before and will very likely be repeated many times over – games like “Le Tour De France 2014” simply aren’t for everyone.  The deliberate nature of the sport of cycling vs. the generalized mechanics of such a game automatically makes it a rather slow-paced affair by default.   In other words, you’ll find none of the sort of brash arcade-like action typically displayed without shame in a variety of other racing titles, instead there is an attempt to bring forth a new level of realism with regards to the mechanics and overall experience.  What?!  You thought this…

It would be all to easy to just label developer Rebellion Oxford’s Sniper Elite 3 just another largely linear third-person adventure that’s more or less marred with intense violence and little else.  While it’s certainly true that the game offers a front row seat to some stunningly crazy carnage (delivered courtesy of the bullet cam which also provides real-time x-ray damage to enemy bodies), but it tempers this with a range of other gameplay nuances to bring the player back ‘round to reality.  The real question in the end is whether or not you like the concept.  Assuming that you can…

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Quite unexpectedly, the “Transformers” video game franchise has emerged seemingly out of nowhere, hot on the heels of the movie series, to become a rather respected outlet for a lot of casual gamers.  This latest entry, “Rise of the Dark Spark” (courtesy of developer – Edge of Reality) is yet another action-filled third-person romp which brings together an exciting single player campaign as well as more great co-op survival gameplay on the multiplayer side. The “Dark Spark”, as referenced in game, is a very powerful artifact with the amazing ability to actually rip holes in the universe’s dimensional fabric, thereby…

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Have you ever imagined joining an online multiplayer game and having the chance to play against a celebrity? Whilst the chances are remote, it’s totally possible, as we take a look at 9 British celebs that love the console. Sadly, we don’t have their PSN tags! These celebs also received their shiny new PS4 console before release as you’d probably expect! This article takes a look at the top 9 known British celebs to have and play the PS4 as well as speculate about which games they might play. Patrick Okogwu (Tinie Tempah) Patrick is known by his stage name…

Over the course of the last few years, leading up to the release of the PS4, it would seem that the major consoles makers are apt to shoot for titles that are destined for multi-platform releases in lieu of exclusives (we’re mostly referring to Sony and Microsoft here, excluding Nintendo and many up and comers, like Valve – behind the Steam Machine, etc.) The reason(s) for this are simple – game developers need cash to finance these projects, what better way to increase the budget than to work for multiple contracts, right?   They get more capital to make a better…

UFC / sports / violent video game fans rejoice!  EA’s new UFC for 8th generation consoles has arrived and to make a long story short, yes, it’s every bit as graphically amazing as they said it would be. Whereas previous entries in the series were certainly not shabby by any stretch of the imagination, this entry utilizes the Ignite engine to bring an entirely new and impressive level of realism to the action.  Rather than being some kind of highly scripted affair, perhaps with lots of little rules written in pushing the player toward some definite series of chained events,…

Even though new systems will emerge and old consoles shown the door to relative obscurity, they still remain unforgotten in a lot of people’s minds, especially the games accompanying them.  In fact, one could easily argue that it isn’t necessarily even the consoles themselves which interest people at large, but the software that’s to be used on them – that’s what really matters.  Well, given Sony’s rather extraordinary library of titles one would have to be completely insane to want to limit access, especially when there’s always a new generation of gamers emerging to check them out.  In short, Sony’s…