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08

Dec

By Steve Esposito

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Steam Deck OLED : A Brighter Future for Valve

I am a newcomer of this bright and beautiful world of OLED technology. Televisions, monitors, handheld gaming devices; there is a world of technology out there that has surpassed the LCD norm and I am finally dipping my toes in. When Nintendo announced their OLED Switch, it was met with…

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08

Dec

By Alejandro Segovia

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It’s Time To Rebrand “The Game Awards”

Last night, the ninth edition of the Winter Gaming Showcase aired and brought with it a slew of exciting announcements that one could argue are some of the biggest in the show’s lifespan. God of War Ragnarok and Final Fantasy 16 got imminent DLC (one coming in five days, one…

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28

Nov

By Ains

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Addressing Core Issues with the Halo Infinite Ranked Experience

If you have followed me for more than a few hours, you know I love Halo. It has been my favorite franchise since C.E., and I've spent more time than I'd likely even want to know playing it through the years. From endless split-screen hollering with friends to competitive LAN…

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11

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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The Definitive Assassin’s Creed Ranking

The Fall/Holiday of 2007 will go down in history as one of the greatest gaming periods ever. 16 years later, one can trace back to this specific moment in time to witness both the peak of many longtime franchises and the birth of many generational defining classics. How to forget…

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11

Oct

By Peter

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In a Year of Amazing Games, Don’t Sleep on Cocoon

Every now and then, a game will come along that takes me completely by surprise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WllEC9VwnU I was not aware of Cocoon until it was only a couple of days from launch, and it was at this point that I realized the talent behind the game was none other than…

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10

Oct

By American Psycho

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Preview : Deceit 2

Deceit 2 from World Makers advertises itself as a horror game, and yes, the elements are there; but what the early access title really fails to mention is that it is almost a carbon copy of Among Us. There are a lot of differences, but at the heart of the…

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31

Jul

By Alejandro Segovia

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Impressions : Killsquad Arrives on PlayStation Consoles

At a time when anyone who loves top down ARPG loot-fests can say they are being well fed/served at the moment (what with a little game called Diablo 4 being a big deal this particular summer), the prospect of a game like Novarama’s Killsquad fully releasing on PlayStation 4 and…

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27

Jul

By Seasoned Gaming

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Opinion : Appreciating Bullet Heavens

I counted at least ten in the next group, closing in and circling like lions. The whip returned, soaked from passing quick judgment and leaving a satisfying hiss in its trail. It launched again and again, infinite lashings, arms moving so fast in this forever rhythm, doing all they could…

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30

Jun

By Ains

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For Xbox, the Future Has Only Just Begun

Early this year I began to make plans for E3, excited at the prospect of the in-person gaming event returning regardless of its final form. My plans and dates were finalized, and I was looking forward to catching up with so many of my peers that I hadn't seen in…

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26

Jun

By Patrick Shields

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Impressions : Mortal Kombat 1 : Stressed to Impress

Mortal Stress Test Weekend has come and gone. Sure, it doesn't ring quite like the infamous Mortal Monday, but this past weekend will still hold some Mortal Memories. Let's get this straight: the game is awesome. It plays exactly how you would want a Mortal Kombat title to play, with…

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21

Jun

By Nathan Lynch

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Nostalgix TCG : A Delicious Casserole With All the Right Ingredients

When it comes to trading card games (TCGs), I am somewhat of a seasoned veteran. I started playing back when Magic: the Gathering's beta set was released and have played countless other games since the mid 1990s. As such, I was very excited to have the opportunity to take a…

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20

Jun

By American Psycho

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Preview : Starship Troopers Extermination

Starship Troopers Extermination is a multiplayer experience devoted to creatively crafting an experience that is unique among its genre. Growing up watching the film, this early access title from Offworld Industries made me feel like I was at the heart of the cinematic counterpart to this franchise, though it does…

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15

Jun

By Seasoned Gaming

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Clockwork Revolution is a Time-Bending, Steampunk RPG

One of the best surprises at Xbox's Showcase was Clockwork Revolution, inXile's new AAA RPG. Described as a "time-bending, steampunk, action-RPG" its premise is certainly unique: After stumbling across an incredible invention that allows you to travel into the past, you discover the city you call home—the vibrant steam-powered metropolis…

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12

Jun

By Seasoned Gaming

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Preview : Star Wars Outlaws

While the trailer debuted at Xbox's Showcase, it was today during Ubisoft Forward that we were able to see a full gameplay demonstration of Star Wars Outlaws, the upcoming title from Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft in coordination with Lucasfilm Games. Releasing in 2024, it's claiming to be the first "open-world"…

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07

Jun

By American Psycho

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Preview : Texas Chainsaw Massacre the Game

Tobe Hooper’s original film that debuted in 1974 is considered a masterpiece among slasher fans. His use of off-screen violence, macabre context, and film grain would terrify viewers for years to come. Many viewers think its events are legitimate to this day because of the film’s gruesome intro. I can…

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