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  • Why the Wii U Is Destined to Become the Next Sega Dreamcast

    There was something about the Sega Dreamcast that just felt a bit off when it launched in 1999. It felt like Sega rushed it to...

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    Dave Walsh
    by Dave Walsh
    There was something about the Sega Dreamcast that just felt a bit off when it launched in 1999. It felt like Sega rushed it to market to meet the 9-9-99 launch date, which admittedly caused a lot of buzz, launching a solid six months before there was any new competition by the way of the...

  • Resident Evil 6 Preview

    They’re cranking out Resident Evil products by the bucketful this year. Resident Evil Revelations wowed 3DS owners, the new movie Resident Evil Retribution features some...

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    Charles Battersby
    by Charles Battersby
    They’re cranking out Resident Evil products by the bucketful this year. Resident Evil Revelations wowed 3DS owners, the new movie Resident Evil Retribution features some very attractive women fighting zombies, the animated feature Resident Evil Damnation hits DVD next week, and Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City was… well it had “Resident Evil” in the title...

  • Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4: Will Another Rehash Still Work?

    A recent Youtube video by an Activision employee has reignited speculation as to whether the next Call Of Duty game will be announced soon. The...

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    Damon
    by Damon
    A recent Youtube video by an Activision employee has reignited speculation as to whether the next Call Of Duty game will be announced soon. The Call Of Duty series still manages to sell games by the truckload even in today’s economy. Does a title that successful really need to reinvent the wheel? By simply adding...

  • The Potential of Grand Theft Auto V to Be Great or Awful

    When it comes to Rockstar games, I’ll admit that I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with them. In a way, I grew up...

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    Dave Walsh
    by Dave Walsh
    When it comes to Rockstar games, I’ll admit that I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with them. In a way, I grew up playing Grand Theft Auto games, starting back in 1997 when the original Grand Theft Auto was released for the PC. It was a fascinating and exciting game which was only...

  • LittleBigPlanet Vita Hands-On Preview

    The Vita is off to a slow start. While the initial launch line-up was decent, with only a couple of exceptional games to really push...

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    Alan Robinson
    by Alan Robinson
    The Vita is off to a slow start. While the initial launch line-up was decent, with only a couple of exceptional games to really push sales, game releases for the system have come almost to a complete stop. Luckily, the system does have a few high-profile games set for release later this year, but arguably...

  • Rayman Legends Review (Next Gen)

    When it comes to the world of media and videogames, I consider myself a very lucky chap indeed. I often find myself having lengthy discussions...

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    Gary Marston
    by Gary Marston
    When it comes to the world of media and videogames, I consider myself a very lucky chap indeed. I often find myself having lengthy discussions with friends talking about how we were always the ‘right’ age as youngsters for things like the invention of the internet and Harry Potter – how we’ve been blessed enough...

  • Best Time to Sell the PSP?

    The PSP certainly has its uses—a decent amount of applications, simple internet connectivity, and a huge library of games are just a few of them....

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    Sara Swanson
    by Sara Swanson
    The PSP certainly has its uses—a decent amount of applications, simple internet connectivity, and a huge library of games are just a few of them. Its sales are still relatively strong, but the PS Vita is creeping up on its numbers—not just in the number of handheld units sold, but also in the number of...

  • Kickstarter Focus: Distance

    Backed by industry leaders such as the co-creator of Gears of War, Cliff Bleszinski, and lead programmer of San Francisco Rush 2049, Aaron Hightower, Distance...

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    Sara Swanson
    by Sara Swanson
    Backed by industry leaders such as the co-creator of Gears of War, Cliff Bleszinski, and lead programmer of San Francisco Rush 2049, Aaron Hightower, Distance is a spiritual successor to indie racing game Nitronic Rush. Their intention is to take arcade racing to the next level, and instead of pursuing realism like the rest of...

  • Colour Bind

    If you found this review because you’re colorblind and like video games, then you’re in luck because Colour Bind can be played by color blind...

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    Charles Battersby
    by Charles Battersby
    If you found this review because you’re colorblind and like video games, then you’re in luck because Colour Bind can be played by color blind gamers.  It’s also a fun game for people who can see colors, and like physics puzzlers.  If you fall into either of those categories, read on.  If you can see...

  • How the PS3 Excelled and Failed at Delivering the Goods

    It is a new year, which is also a new year in gaming and a new era rapidly approaches. Nintendo has already taken that first...

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    Dave Walsh
    by Dave Walsh
    It is a new year, which is also a new year in gaming and a new era rapidly approaches. Nintendo has already taken that first big step with the Wii U’s release in November of 2012, but both Microsoft and Sony have yet to pull the trigger when it comes to even announcing their next...

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