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Posted by Kevin Corrie on September 8, 2014 | 2 Comments City of Heroes Back from the Grave? About a week ago, a man named Nate Downes gave some news that is ridiculously exciting to fans of the MMO City of Heroes. Nate Downes is, if you are unaware, the President of Missing Worlds Media Inc., the company...
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Posted by Chuck Corbin on November 18, 2013 | No Comments Review – Sony PS4 From 1994 all the way up to 2006 Sony has dominated the console landscape. It all started with the PlayStation, a console developed by Sony which had never been in the console business unlike Sega or Nintendo. Yet...
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Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on October 10, 2013 | No Comments Review – Oblanc UFO Headset (P... There’s one extremely important aspect to gaming on a computer, and that would be sound. Obviously your mouse, keyboard, and monitor play a pretty huge role in things, so don’t try to get all technical on...
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According to an email that was sent out by the Shadow Era team, the game will be making its appearance at Gen Con 2012 next week. At first many thought that the team wouldn’t be there, due to Wulven Studios not showing a booth on the official map of the convention. In the email we’re told that the entire design team will be in appearance this year at Gen...
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According to an email that was sent out by the Shadow Era team, the game will be making its appearance at Gen Con 2012 next week. At first many thought that the team wouldn’t be there, due to Wulven Studios not showing a booth on the official map of the convention. In the email we’re told that the entire design team will be in appearance this year at Gen...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Aug 6, 2012
Back in the year 2008, the overall achievement system that many of you are familiar with was just starting to come out on the PS3 as Trophies. And while most, if not all games since then contain Trophy support, there is one very popular game that didn’t come with any Trophies due to the fact that the game had been completely finished by the time the...
Back in the year 2008, the overall achievement system that many of you are familiar with was just starting to come out on the PS3 as Trophies. And while most, if not all games since then contain Trophy support, there is one very popular game that didn’t come with any Trophies due to the fact that the game had been completely finished by the time the...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Aug 6, 2012
A lot of people have been looking forward to Square Enix’s re-release of Final Fantasy VII on the PC. What’s curious is that the game was released over the weekend, and then quickly pulled from the Square Enix store. As of yet, there has been no word from the company as to why it was removed.
At least a few people were able to buy the game and...
A lot of people have been looking forward to Square Enix’s re-release of Final Fantasy VII on the PC. What’s curious is that the game was released over the weekend, and then quickly pulled from the Square Enix store. As of yet, there has been no word from the company as to why it was removed.
At least a few people were able to buy the game and...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Aug 6, 2012
While Rock Band initially did a good job of slowly converting plastic rockers to real instrument players, Rocksmith is probably the best at teaching you how to play a guitar. After all, it’s meant to be used with any real (electric) guitar, which certainly helps. But what if you want to learn to play bass?
Later this month, Ubisoft is releasing the Bass...
While Rock Band initially did a good job of slowly converting plastic rockers to real instrument players, Rocksmith is probably the best at teaching you how to play a guitar. After all, it’s meant to be used with any real (electric) guitar, which certainly helps. But what if you want to learn to play bass?
Later this month, Ubisoft is releasing the Bass...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Aug 6, 2012
When playing through Fallout 3, there was something that always bugged me. The people of that world seemed to have developed some pretty advanced technology (robots, virtual reality, laser rifles, etc), but all of their computers used clunky old CRT monitors. However, after a while, they grew on me, and I enjoyed trying to power them on and hack into each one...
When playing through Fallout 3, there was something that always bugged me. The people of that world seemed to have developed some pretty advanced technology (robots, virtual reality, laser rifles, etc), but all of their computers used clunky old CRT monitors. However, after a while, they grew on me, and I enjoyed trying to power them on and hack into each one...
Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Aug 6, 2012
Not too long ago we looked at a game called Tower Wars. It’s not your generic tower defense game, but it has all the elements of it that you love. The setting for this game definitely falls under the category of steampunk, but the makers of this game seem to be trying to avoid staking a claim in the genre.
If you’ve never heard of this game before,...
Not too long ago we looked at a game called Tower Wars. It’s not your generic tower defense game, but it has all the elements of it that you love. The setting for this game definitely falls under the category of steampunk, but the makers of this game seem to be trying to avoid staking a claim in the genre.
If you’ve never heard of this game before,...
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