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- Reviews
Fable: The Journey: The Kotaku Review
Did you ever go to school with a kid that was way too into horses? Like, waaaaaay too into horses? I’m talking about the kind of kid who has horse posters on the wall, a horse lunchbox and a horse backpack. Because Fable: The Journey feels like a game made by and for that kid.…
By Chris Person - Esports
Guild Wars 2 Adds PvP Features, Plans For a Future Jump Into eSports
If there is one overwhelming theme to gaming in 2012, it seems to be the rise of eSports and competitive PvP. MOBAs attract millions of players and tens or even hundreds of millions of watchers logged into livestreams. Prize pools for competitions grow ever larger, and more and more games are jumping into the fray.…
By Kate Cox - Uncategorized
The Redesigned Games.com Makes It Easier to Play New Games on Any Platform
AOL’s destination for competitive casual gaming features more than 5,000 games to play. Today a sleek new multi-platform redesign for Games.com makes it much easier for players to find and play them. The problem with having several thousand web-based games in one spot is giving users a way to sort through and discover them without…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Some Players Say New Borderlands 2 DLC is Erasing Their Badass Stats [UPDATE]
Players on both the 360 and PC platforms (PS3 seems to also now be available appears to not be available for download yet) are reporting bug issues with the latest patch and download necessary to play as Borderlands 2‘s latest character, Gaige According to threads on both the official Gearbox forums and Giant Bomb’s, some…
By Tina Amini - Uncategorized
You Can Now Download Borderlands 2‘s Mechromancer DLC
Gearbox surprised fans with an early release of the Mechromancer DLC that was originally planed for an October 16th release. But instead we get it a week early. And get it you should, because the Mechromancer is a powerful, versatile, spunky character with an amazing robotic bodyguard at her disposal But a specific time when…
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UncategorizedMy Favorite Rhythm Game Series Makes Its Stunning (and Stumbly) iPhone Debut
With DJMax Technika Tune bringing a different take on Korea’s premiere rhythm game to the PlayStation Vita later this month, fans of the original can score a heavy dose of track-based tapping with DJMax Ray on the iPhone, if they don’t mind dealing with a bit of bugginess. DJMax Ray is essentially an evolution of…
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- Tips & Guides
Before You Start…Tips For Playing Dishonored and XCOM: Enemy Unknown The Best Way
Two amazing games come out today: stealth-action-RPG Dishonored and strategy game XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Both are vastly different, but equally lovable Before you abandon all other duties because how the hell else are you going to make room during the day to play both games, read up on some tips from Jason and Luke/Kirk that…
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UncategorizedI am a Dirty Diamond Dash Cheater
After noticing that a cool three million people were playing Wooga’s gem clicker Diamond Dash on Facebook, reader Juan Aponte sent along a little program he created to ‘assist’ players in achieving ridiculously high scores. I’m not going to give it out, but I’ll show you what it does. Cheating at Diamond Dash is nothing…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Major Retailers Rally Behind the MOGA Android Controller Solution
Due out October 21, PowerA’s MOGA Android game controller system has caught the eye of plenty of mobile developers, but it’s also got the attention of retailers, with more that 7,000 stores prepared to carry the $49.99 device come launch day. Who’d have thought it’d be showing up at Toys ‘R’ Us? Amazon.com, BestBuy.com and…
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