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Building Your Own Rogue In Rift
In Trion Worlds’ massively-multiplayer online role-playing game Rift, eight different souls come together three-at-a-time to create many different flavors of rogue. Here are just a few. Due to various obligations and complications I’ve not had nearly the time to talk about Rift as I planned when the game first came out, and with its deep…
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SSX‘s Elise Gears Up For A January Release
The hottest thing about the new look for SSX snowboarding queen Elise Riggs’ redesign is the fact that she actually looks like she’s going snowboarding. Four screens of the new Elise Riggs popped up today, following an event yesterday in which EA Sports nailed down a January 2012 release date for the next entry in…
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Meet Doctor Lautrec, Konami’s 3DS Answer To Professor Layton
With an older, learned gentleman in a silly hat determined to solve mysteries alongside his young assistant, Konami’s Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights for the Nintendo 3DS could easily be confused with Nintendo’s Professor Layton at first glance. Let’s look a little deeper. It’s impossible not to compare Konami’s upcoming 3DS game with Level-5’s…
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Watch A Swarm Of London Wasps Take Down A Dragon
A handful of rugby players face off against mythical beasts in a spectacular video game projected 50 feet high on the side of Twickenham Rugby Stadium in London, England. This epic battle is part of a promotion for the upcoming St. George’s Day game between the London Wasps and Bath Rugby on April 23. Utilizing…
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A Musical Complaint About Final Fantasy XIII
In today’s Speak-Up on Kotaku, commenter Konaa finishes Final Fantasy XIII “mostly” enjoys it, except for that damn Leona Lewis song. So like, I just finished FF13 and mostly enjoyed it… Mostly. The ending cut scene, however, felt very underwhelming. It just seemed like the writers were checking off aspects that they needed in an…
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This Is The Bloodiest Lord Of The Rings Game Ever
One would assume that cutting your way through countless orcs would leave your clothes rather messy. Snowblind Studios, the developer of The Lord of the Rings: War in the North makes that happen in what looks to be the most violent game the fantasy series has ever seen. Gore spattered dwarves and elves are nothing…
By Mike Fahey