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Multiplay, the electronic sports company best known for hosting its annual Insomnia event and online servers, has been bought out by retailer GAME. According to...

Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous to Add Leonard Nimoy Memorials

Both Elite: Dangerous and Star Citizen plan to host memorials in-game to pay tribute to the passing of Leonard Nimoy. The actor best known for his role as Spock in...

Special Announcement For The Phantom Pain Coming This Wednesday

Kojima Productions is planning a special announcement for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain this Wednesday. On March 4 at 6:00 AM PT, series creator Hideo Kojima...

Battlefield Hardline Premium Subscription Detailed by EA

After much speculations and leaks, EA and Visceral Games have announced the Premium Subscription for Battlefield Hardline. Available for $50, Premium Membership features...

Wasteland 2 is Being Migrated to Unity 5 for Graphical Revamp

For some of us, games like Wasteland 2 never get old; however, their graphics do. The game was originally made on Unity 4.5 and as you know, we now have Unity 5 building...

Dragon’s Dogma Online City, Villages Screenshots Released

While it is not official, there is hope that Dragon's Dogma Online will get released in the west too. If that is the case, these new screenshots are definitely going to...

Runescape Developer Has an Unannounced MMORPG in the Works

Developer and publisher Jagex, known for its work on Runescape is working on an unannounced MMORPG. The news was leaked via a job listing from the studio, looking for a...

Destiny Banjo, Marrionberry, Drum Errors Rampant Right Now

Bungie recently said that the future updates will revamp how Crucible rewards work in Destiny, but it looks like they have more pressing matters at hand right now. We...

Dragon Age: Inquisition Mod Turns Blackwall into a Bisexual

Blackwall is one of the characters in Dragon Age: Inquisition. His sexual preference is a female of any race but a new mod will change that. Blackwall is easy going...

Is World at War 2 Being Teased for May 4 by Treyarch?

We picked something up at Reddit; but whether this is a legit tease from Treyarch or not, it will not be the first time that the fans have related something to Call of Duty...

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Mario Golf: World Tour Preview – Never Stands Out
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Titanfall Preview – Literal Game Changer
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Dying Light Review – Falling Short of Greatness
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Far Cry 4 Review – A Glimpse into Nirvana
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Memento Mori 2: Guardian of Immortality Review
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Wolfenstein: The New Order Review – Suitable Evolution of Franchise
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Sega Exits Console Gaming, Maybe It’s The Right Call
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Shadow Realms Development Stopped in Favor of Other Projects, Right Call?
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WarFrame Interview – State of the Game!
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