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Arcane Legends‘ Latest Expansion Adds Pirates. And Sharks. And Pirate Sharks.
I’ve never been a big fan of sharks in massively-multiplayer online role-playing games, something to do with the giant, deadly bastard that used to swim in the harbor outside Freeport in EverQuest. I’ve never really warmed to pirates either, falling on the ninja side of that age-old debate. Combine the two and you’ve got a…
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Facebook is the Perfect Place to Play a Game of Thrones
Today developer Disruptor Beam launches the open beta for Game of Thrones Ascent for Facebook, and I couldn’t imagine a more fitting platform. It’s got social and political intrigue, it’s regularly the staging ground for massive wars, and your family members are just a click away in case you need… military support. Yes. Game of…
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There’s Officially A Legend Of Grimrock Sequel On The Way
Petri Häkkinen, co-founder of Almost Human Games confirmed in a blog post earlier today, that Legend Of Grimrock, the dungeon crawler game that Mike Fahey loved so much is getting a sequel. The project initially started as a DLC or an expansion for the first game, but with an engine update on the way they’ve…
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This Week’s Android Charts: So Excited for a New Game I Don’t Care That It’s Wipeout
I’ve been rather hard on Activision’s mobile Wipeout game in the past, largely because it’s based on a silly television obstacle course show and not my beloved series of PlayStation hovercar racing games. Today I’m just so happy to see a new game in the Android paid charts that I don’t care. C’mere Wipeout, you…
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Killzone On The PS4 Is Absolutely Stunning. Let’s Stare At It.
Guerilla Games revealed Killzone: Shadow Fall yesterday during the PlayStation Live Meeting, showing us our dramatic escape through the skyscrapers of Vekta City in the middle of a full-scale Helghan attack, as our animated GIFs show below.
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Benchmarking Fun with the GTX Titan, Nvidia’s Most Advanced Video Card
Earlier this week I told you about Nvidia’s GeForce GTX Titan, the $1,000 graphics card with supercomputer power, tons of tweakability and an astounding acoustic footprint which keeps it whisper-quiet under the heaviest of loads. What I couldn’t tell you about were the benchmarks—those all-important numbers. Nvidia claimed this was the card to kick Crysis…
By Mike Fahey