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One Final Twilight Princess HD Comparison Vid Before Our Memories Get Muddled
With the high definition remaster of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess less than two weeks away, Nintendo UK releases a final comparison between Gamecube and Wii U before the jaggy lines go all blurry in our heads. One good thing about Nintendo’s baby-stepping graphics hardware upgrades over the past few consoles is that HD…
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The Legend Of Zelda Was Born 30 Years Ago Today On An Ugly Little Floppy Disk
On February 21, 1986, Japan got its first taste of the magical land of Hyrule, though not on the famous gold cartridge Western gamers are familiar with. In early 1986, while gamers in the U.S. were getting acquainted with the Western version of Nintendo’s Family Computer (Famicom), the Japanese original got an upgrade in the…
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LEGO Gaming PC Runs Much Cooler Than It Looks
Building a gaming PC out of standard hardware and LEGO bricks is pretty impressive. Integrating an all new method of air-based graphics card cooling that delivers water cooling performance, Mike Schropp’s LEGO Gaming PC is a mechanical marvel. Constructed of around 2,280 LEGO pieces, Schropp’s distinctive X-shaped gaming system consists of three different sections. In…
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Smite‘s God Battles Spill Over Onto The PlayStation 4
Now that last month’s Smite World Championship presented by Xbox One is good and done, it’s time for Hi-Rez Studios to bring its god-based third-person MOBA to not-so-greener game consoles. Closed beta for the PS4 version of Smite kicks off next month. While many higher level PC players turn up their noses at the console…
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Playing Street Fighter IV And V At The Same Time With One Controller
The folks at Eurogamer’s Digital Foundry hooked up Street Fighter V and its predecessor to the same game controller and started playing. The sync is mesmerizing at first, but then it all starts to fall apart. As explained in the Eurogamer article, Digital Foundry’s “dual wielding” system of controller syncing only goes so far while…
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Huge Elite Dangerous Fleet Leaves Galactic Center In a Classy Way
Traveling to the center of the galaxy in Elite Dangerous takes time. A lot of time. 52 players of the Distant Worlds fleet made it there together and the moment they all jumped into hyperspace next to Sagittarius A*, one of the largest objects in the game, looked pretty damn awesome. Here are some more…
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Snake, Running On A Keyboard
Not Solid Snake but the classic arcade and mobile game Snake, ported to a… Corsair K70 RGB keyboard by Mythic Maniac It’s a small thing he made in C#, and all the rules are the same as in other versions of Snake: The red snake gets longer as it moves and grabs yellow dots, and…
By Gergo Vas