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UncategorizedThe Order: 1886 brings you a good two and a-half minutes of gameplay in this trailer Sony released today. It lingers on the firepower (and quick timer events) available in the alternate-history landscape. Is it just me, or does that stuff look like it would be monstrously heavy with Victorian-era metallurgy?
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UncategorizedThis Is Why You Shouldn’t Trust Anyone In Rust
Paranoia—and the fact that you can only see naked characters’ weapons when they’re using them—fuels the survival game Rust. YouTuber rewrite illustrates this with an excellent and funny example of why you shouldn’t trustanyone in the game, even players who look like new spawns. Hi… Hey… [rewrite, YouTube] To contact the author of this post,…
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UncategorizedIf Dark Souls II Were An 80s Cartoon
1980s nostalgia is easy to exploit for cheap jokes and lazy humor. But an 80s cartoon version of Dark Souls II? I’d buy that for a dollar. Dark Souls II: Rogue Warrior by YouTube user veselekov envisions a scratchy, VHS vision of what Dark Souls II could have been if it had landed in the…
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UncategorizedTrials Fusion Takes Off in Mid-April for PS4, Xbox One and PC
Trials is coming back with all the gut-sucking drops and teeth-gritting ascents you remember from the dirt-bike racer’s first two editions, this time adding ATVs, midair tricks and a slew of new environments to Trials Fusion, coming April 16. The game will release for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360 and PC. A news release from…
By Owen Good -
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UncategorizedEx-Pixeljunk Devs Mix Turn-Based And Real-Time In Nova-111
Taking turns is lovely. Twitchy action is lovely as well. Funktronic Labs’ upcoming PC adventure Nova-111 combines turn-based and real-time gameplay into an incredibly intriguing, double-lovely thing. Once upon a spacetime, there existed a team of intelligent scientists, who were living in a turn-based world. They were interested in expediting their scientific research, and thus…
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UncategorizedA Filmmaker Says the Oculus Rift Can Make Great Movies, Too
The trailer you’re watching here doesn’t really do the movie justice. Zero Point is described as the first film shot specifically for the Oculus Rift, and if you want to see what that means, I’d suggest watching this interactive version instead, where your mouse can move your viewing perspective. We can’t embed that trailer here,…
By Owen Good