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Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 13, 2012 Privateer Press is best known for their work on the Warmachine and Hordes miniature games. They’ve found a way to monetize the miniature market in a way that allows players to enjoy the game without the necessity to spend outrageous amounts on minis and sets. As an aspiring minis player, I was blown away with some of the minis prices that I’ve seen...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 13, 2012 The new Gears of War: Judgment prequel has had fans all crazy with excitement since its initial reveal in Game Informer’s magazine. It was playable at E3, and during the event we learned more about the game’s new class-based multiplayer as well as the secrets behind what’s going on with the single-player campaign. Rod Fergusson has just announced that...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 13, 2012 The Secret World is a newly-released MMO that sets itself apart from the normal medieval quest-following games we’re used to seeing. A lot of fans have already jumped into the game and just now the ability to send out friend passes for free trials has just gone live. If the hype and constant nagging from your friends isn’t enough to get you into the game,...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 13, 2012 In the most recent issue of Game Informer, EA commented on the recent loss of 38 Studios. In case you hadn’t heard, the developer underwent a huge fiasco that caused them to shut their doors for good. They lost employees and ended up owing the state of Rhode Island a hefty sum due to unpaid loans and expenses. 38 Studios is responsible for the awesome...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 13, 2012 With the success of Tera, the true-action combat system is being implemented in a new slew of MMOs. I was fortunate to check out Tera during its beta, and while it was fun there were more than a few things I felt it lacked. During this year’s E3 event Perfect World Entertainment showed off some sweet footage of yet another new MMO that’s running under...

Posted by Chuck Corbin on Jul 13, 2012 If you were to say that the Halo series was the face of the Xbox systems, it probably wouldn’t be far from the truth. The fact is, it was the original Xbox’s breakout smash hit when the console was launched, and though people give it crap for being like “every FPS ever”, it was probably the game that helped make the Xbox a serious...