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Sony Europe Files Trademark For Resistance Series

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Tabata Wants Final Fantasy XV Release to be Simultaneous

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Battlefield Hardline Loading Screen Images Released

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MGS V Might Feature A Zombies Mode, Leaked PC Code Reveals

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Dying Light Review – Falling Short of Greatness
Dying Light comes to us from the developers; Techland. If that name sounds familiar, that is because they are makers of the first two Dead Island games. A fact that is clearly visible in their latest outing. Aside from having the same...

 
Minna De Spelunker Z is Square Enix’s PlayStation 4 Exclusive
No matter how many Japanese titles we have in the midst, there is always space for a classic's return. The game that Square Enix have been teasing for a while now is the latest installment in the 32 year old Spelunker series. They...
Blizzard Will Keep On Adding Content To Heroes of the Storm Until They Get ‘Sick of It’
Blizzard's MOBA, Heroes of the Storm currently has around 33 heroes. These heroes are from various Blizzard games including World of Warcraft, Diablo, Starcraft and all the action that goes down in NEXUS. 33 Heroes seem like...
Diablo 3 Season 2 Scheduled To Kick Off On February 13, Blizzard Confirms
Attention all Diablo 3 fans out there! Blizzard has finally announced the starting date for Season 2. The new season will kick-off on Feb. 13, 2015 in all regions. The news was announced in a post on Battle.Net by Blizzard which...

 
Project CARS Gets Another Gameplay Footage With Developer Commentary
One of the games I'm really looking forward to this year is Project CARS. The game looks incredible and makes me want to jump back into the racing genre; after I left thanks to some bad experiences with long-running franchises. To get...
Pokken Tournament New Batch Of Images Show Pikachu, Suicune, & Gardevoir
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This Unreal Engine 4 Demo is So Realistic it Looks Unreal
Unreal Engine 4 is being used at game development all around us. With every other AAA game, this Epic Games'creation doesn't fail to impress us; but trust me when I say you might have never seen something like this before. We have...
Having Troubles Downloading Dying Light From PSN? Try These Workarounds
Just a few days ago, we reported pre-load related issues with Grim Fandango on Playstation 4. Now once again, Sony fans are unable to download the recently released Dying Light from PS Store. Fans have been reporting download...
MGS5 The Phantom Pain Chinese Release, Language Confirmed
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Samsung Gear VR Sells Out in UK on First Day
The Samsung Gear VR was launched today in UK and sold out instantly on its first day of availability. The virtual reality headset based on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 smartphone was available in two editions. The first to sell out...
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Fat Chicken Early Access Preview – Moral Tower Defense
Tower defense is a genre that’s as static in its game design as it is in its innovative states; both are pretty much deadlocked at this point. Yet, games like Fat Chicken, currently on Steam through Early Access, try to use...
Cosmochoria Early Access Preview – Cute But Deadly
A good way to hide how challenging a game is, is to make it a cute adventure like in Cosmochoria. While its children’s book visuals and wavy arcade tunes may make it seem like a breeze, planting trees in the dead, dark void of...
Randal’s Monday Preview – Doomed To Fail?
  Gaming is a part of the tastes that someone who identifies as a nerd. That collides with many other worlds, such as movies, shows, comics and more media that’s targeted to this audience. Point and click adventure...
Road Redemption Preview – Violence And Destruction
Saying the words “Road Rash,” in that order, will likely bring back a flood of arcade racing memories to a lot of raging gamers. Road Redemption may not be doing exactly the same for the bike-driving, pipe-wielding maniac, but it...
Mario Golf: World Tour Preview – Never Stands Out
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2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Preview – Spirited Atmosphere
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Titanfall Preview – Literal Game Changer
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Ace Combat Infinity Beta Preview – Nothing To Lose
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Games of November 2013 – Playstaion 4, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 3, Wii U, Xbox 360 and More!
The time that we have been waiting for is finally upon us. The eighth generation of gaming consoles is about to kick off and so is the next phase of the much heated rivalry between Microsoft and Sony. With the release of brand new...
Ryse: Son of Rome Preview – There’s More than Just QTEs
After first seeing footage of Ryse: Son of Rome at E3 earlier this year, I wasn't sure how I would rate this Xbox One exclusive title. The gameplay we were shown was rife with quick time events and cinematic moments that seemed...
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Dying Light Review – Falling Short of Greatness
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Far Cry 4 Review – A Glimpse into Nirvana
It was late in the year of 2012 when Ubisoft unleashed Far Cry 3 upon the world and changed its flawed but ambitious game series into a heavy hitter franchise that became synonymous with the concept of open-world first person...

 
Escape Dead Island Review – Completely Clueless
Out of nowhere and without any credit, the Dead Island franchise has been able to announce five titles in just three years’ time. Four of those are out now, of which Escape Dead Island is the latest entry. While this iteration tries...

 
Assassin’s Creed Unity Review – Everything Old is New Again
Fall 2014 seems to be all about the Assassin’s Creed franchise. Not only has Ubisoft released two full games on different platforms but also an IOs game, a companion app as well as a 2.5D action game. While the franchise had come to...

 
Neverending Nightmares Review – A Unique Experience
In the spirit of All Hallows Eve, the developers Infinitap Games bring us an insight into a damaged psyche through their newest offering which is aptly named; Neverending Nightmares. Neverending Nightmares is a 2D psychological horror...

 
Super Time Force Ultra Review – Short But Oh So Sweet
Run and gun genres can be entertaining, but they’re also hard to innovate at times, even when action’s a-flying. Super Time Force Ultra tries, well retries, to put the boot to the standard running to one side and blasting everything...

 
Ultra Street Fighter 4 Review – Apex of the Franchise
Debuting in 2008, Street Fighter 4 was not only a worthy sequel to the franchise but also single-handedly brought the fighting game genre back from the dead The game has enjoyed six years of relevance and prosperity as well as four...

 
Watch Dogs Review – A Remarkable Achievement
After a delay that lasted half a year, the game that stole the show at E3 2012 has finally graced us with its presence. With its E3 reveal, Watch Dogs promised a revolutionary open world gaming experience that not only featured...

 
Memento Mori 2: Guardian of Immortality Review
Over the last decade, modern gaming landscape has been going through a particular drought in adventure games, however in recent years there has been trickle of adventure titles that have managed to come out, one such game is Memento Mori...

 
Wolfenstein: The New Order Review – Suitable Evolution of Franchise
Finally, the series that essentially birthed the genre of first-person shooters has returned from a five year coma and has presented Wolfenstein: The New Order as the next gen version of the grandfather of first-person shooters. The...
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Testing Buildbox – A Drag And Drop Game Creation Tool
As games become more popular, so do game engines become more accessible to those outside of the tech spectrum. A big problem for a lot of people is that they don’t know how to make a game. This is where Buildbox steps in. This...
Things the Gaming Industry Can Learn From 2014 – The Do’s and Don’ts
At the start of 2014, gamers across the world were eagerly awaiting the arrival of the crunch-periods of the year, anticipating the release of hot titles like Dark Souls 2, The Evil Within, Batman: Arkham Knight, and various...
Playstation Now: Are Current Subscription Plans Justified?
Playstation Now – Sony’s Gaikai-based video game streaming service which allows users to stream hundreds of PS3 titles on PS4 has been constantly picked apart due to its insanely expensive rental packages. PS Now allowed...
It’s Time That We Get a New Prince of Persia Title, Assassin’s Creed Needs a Break
I often come across top-ten lists of the best video games on a certain platform, of a certain year, of all time, and even the worst ones. But as 2015 began, I decided to go back to good old retro-consoles and live over the...
SegmentNext’s Top Ten Most Anticipated Xbox One Games of 2015
2015 is an exciting year for Xbox Gamers as they are getting their share of exciting exclusives as well as some awesome multiplatform titles. In 2014, Xbox One got some AAA exclusives with Xbox 360 getting its fair share of...
SegmentNext’s Most Anticipated Games of 2015
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Publishers Must Stop Weaponizing the Review Embargo
Every year, we see more than a couple of AAA games make their way to our beloved gaming machines. Be it PC, PlayStation or Xbox, we get our share of big budget titles. Since most of us don't throw our money at every game that comes...
How Nintendo Paved Its Way to Success in 2014 With Quality
Rewinding my clocks 12 months, a splendid start to 2014 with all the promises to make it one of the finest years in gaming history. With the release of Playstation 4 and Xbox One, I not only stepped into 2014, but a new generation of...
The 5 Best And 5 Worst Things About The Game Awards 2014
Just as quickly as they were announced, The Game Awards 2014 have come and gone. Its ceremony was a long string of romanticized speeches, awards and spotlights for tons of games and plugs beneath more plugs. It took several hours to...
Paying $60 for a Broken Game: Why Pre-order Incentive is a Ridiculous Trap
Games having post-release issues is nothing new but lately things have taken a turn for the worse. With so many releases suffering from issues, I wonder when things will get better. We get our expectations high only to fall flat...
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Monaco’s Pocketwatch Games LEADtoFIRE Interview
Recently, developer Pocketwatch Games announced that their release, Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine, managed to clear a milestone of a million units sold. Their latest project, LEADtoFIRE, started but five months ago. We had a...
Contrast Preview: Interview with Sam Abbott
You may not have heard about Contrast yet, but trust me, you will. It’s already found some cozy spotlight as the Best Indie of E3 in IGN and the E3 game of choice of several other publications. You could probably call it artsy,...
Microsoft Discusses the Xbox One and Cloud Computing’s Infinite Potential
Jeff Henshaw from Microsoft's engineering team brought me and several other journalists into a room to look at three internal prototypes that were not for distribution. Henshaw introduces us to Frank, “a science geek,” who...
Discussion With Katsuhiro Harada Part #1
I had the privilege of meeting Katsuhiro Harada, the series director in charge of Namco Bandai’s free-to-play titles, and Michael Murray, the senior game designer of Tekken Revolution, also acting as translator. Together they...
WarFrame Interview – State of the Game!
Digital Extremes' free-to-play cooperative shooter WarFrame finds you in the midst of war with the Grineer and Corpus. Waking up from centuries of cryosleep, it's up to you (a tenno) to use your advanced technologies in turning the...
Jumping Developer Rod Ferguson is on the Move Yet Again
Rod Fergusson, the former Gears of War producer who joined Irrational Games to help wrap up BioShock Infinite, is currently in the process of leaving the company, Fergusson confirmed to gaming site, Polygon today. Fergusson says...

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Path of Exile Interview – Act 4, New Artworks, Trading Platform and More
Path of Exile literally exploded on to the web since it went open beta on January 23 this year. The online action-rpg had managed to evade my radar last year and it was only now that a couple of friends referred me to some of its...
Maxis: SimCity Server Load Was ‘100 Percent Above Our Early Estimations’
A recent interview conducted with Maxis’ Lucy Bradshaw by VentureBeat reveals the reasons behind the immensely bungled up launch of SimCity. It appears that EA Games and Maxis had severely underestimated the potential popularity of...
Maxis GM Answers The “Always Connected” Question
You may have caught the interview yesterday with Maxis’ General Manager Lucy Bradshaw and her amazing ability to dodge questions.  Well today, Ms. Bradshaw took to EA’s blog to finally answer the question of why the game must...

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  • March 16, 2013

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Santa Monica Denies Involvement with ‘The Last Guardian’
It seems that Santa Monica Studios has clarified its involvement with development of ‘The Last Guardian’ by completely distancing itself from the game. According to Tim Moss, director of technology: I'm never really sure how...
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