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BioWare’s Road of Ambition: Dragon Age, Mass Effect and a New Franchise Entirely
It was after the ending to Mass Effect 3 that fans of the franchise began to twiddle their thumbs and lament to themselves, “So, what happens now?” For those of
Dying Light Announced – Be Afraid of the Dark
Never trust a zombie. Typically, they’re sedately, almost cattle-like beings with a mouthful of nasty gnashers and little up top. They’re pitifully slow and groan a lot, and those fleet-of-feet
What makes gameplay epic? The essential triumvirate of emotions
A video game’s direct appeal is, in my opinion, based on a triumvirate of elements. These elements are collected together within each and every video game in a sort of
PS4 Availability Worldwide Trumps the Xbox One
The console debate has been incredibly heated since the release of the next-gen iterations of both the Playstation and Xbox. Ranging from Sony having a better day one policy than
Confessions of an Achievement Hunter
They used to annoy the hell out me, the periodic pauses in a game as it informed me that I’d unlocked a Dwarf-Throwing achievement on some Middle-Earth inspired title, but
Call of Duty Ghosts multiplayer glitch on “Squads” Mode Reported by Users on CoD Community Forum
The Call of Duty Ghosts Community Forum, over the past forty eight hours, has been abuzz with rumours and murmurings of a ‘squads’ mode Call of Duty Ghosts multiplayer glitch.
Fallout 4 Hoax – Survivor 2299
War. War never changes. This is the most iconic quote we hear in the Fallout series and it has been three years since we’ve had another release. With Fallout 3
The curse of microtransactions and the bleak future of gaming
You have a console, that’s roughly worth between £349 and £449, depending on whether you opted for Xbox One or PlayStation 4. You then paid online subscription to either Xbox
Video Gaming: What does it mean for each and every one of us?
In 1983, Nintendo launched the Nintendo Entertainment System, initially released in Japan as the “Family Computer”, referred to in the US and Europe as Famicom. This computer ushered in a