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Dragon Age: Inquisition Box Art Revealed

Bioware has tweeted the cover for their upcoming Dragon Age title, Dragon Age Inquisition. We see a lone swordsman, overlooking a destroyed city, weilding a burning sword...

The Last of Us Art Director Leaves Naughty Dog For Giant Sparrow

Naughty Dog has been seeing quite a few walk-outs recently. Nate Wells, the Art Director of The Last of US, is the latest high profile member to leave. Speaking on his...

NewEgg Bundles Xbox One With Titanfall and Forza 5 For $500

Earlier, Newegg listed a Xbox One with two games for $450. Sadly though, the bundle is now priced back to $500. Initially, the deal offered the Xbox One bundled with a...

PS4 Firmware Update 1.7 Will Add Video Recording Limit and Auto Error Report Features

PS4 firmware update 1.7 is expected to release in the coming weeks and it seems Sony unknowingly released a few features prior announcement. Of what has been gathered...

Attend Hearthstone Fireside Gatherings To Unlock Fireside Friend Card

Blizzard has announced a community event for Hearthstone, the addictive free-to-play card game based on World of Warcraft. Named "Fireside Gatherings" the new event...

Mario Golf: World Tour Preview – Never Stands Out

Despite some sizable delays, Mario Golf: World Tour is coming to Nintendo 3DS soon. Did the game use this time wisely to go all out? There’s no way of telling, as this...

The Elder Scrolls Online Level 50 End-Game Guide

In my Power Leveling Guide, I have discussed as to whether players should take their time with The Elder Scrolls Online or rush to max level and be done with it? Of...

The Elder Scrolls Online Power Leveling Guide

There is no doubt that The Elder Scrolls Online is a fun game to play. Whether it is exploring the world, reading books, or completing quests, each task has a unique...

AMD Introduces Never Settle Forever Bundle, Get Games of Your Choice

Here’s something cool, the computer chips manufacturer based in USA has announced a lucrative deal, the AMD Never Settle Forever Bundle. The exciting new offer lets you...

Dragon Age Inquisition’s Progress Discussed by Creative Director, It’s Fully Playable Now

All of us have been waiting eagerly to get our hands on BioWare’s next installment in the Dragon Age series; however, the official plans of release for Dragon Age...

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Lords of the Fallen Targeting 30fps on Xbox One; Will Probably Be 1080p on PS4
The developer of the upcoming 'Borderlands Meets Dark Souls' RPG Lords of the Fallen has admitted that achieving 1080p on the Xbox One is "slightly tougher" than on the PlayStation 4. Speaking with IGN, executive producer at City...

 
Latest Project CARS Trailer Shows Some Impressive In-Game Footage
Slightly Mad Studios has released the gameplay trailer of their next-gen title Project CARS, which showcases some really awesome racing footage and graphical detail that has been put in the game. The developer behind Project Cars...
Bloodrayne: Betrayal Releasing For PC on April 30
Bloodrayne: Betrayal will be released for PC (on Steam) on 30th of April. The port of the game is being developed by Abstraction Games, who has also worked on some popular ports like Hotline Miami and Awesomenauts Assemble. The...
Demonic PC Game Bazalth: Don’t Trust The Signs Revealed
Belgian independent studio Helium Games has announced their first game, called Bazalth: Don’t Trust The Signs. It’s currently planned for release on PC around the end of the year. This game will tell the tale of a small tribe...

 
Tenkai Knights: Brave Battle Announced As 3DS Exclusive
Publisher Bandai Namco has announced a new project, called Tenkai Knights: Brave Battle, which will launch exclusively for Nintendo 3DS in fall of 2014. This is part of a list of announcements the company has done this week to support...
Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad Going Free on Steam Tomorrow
Tripwire Interactive Studios has announced that their 2011 title Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad will be free for download at steam for 24 hours, starting tomorrow. The announcement came via the Steam Community where the...
XCOM: Enemy Unknown Coming to Android & Amazon Appstore “SOON”
The developer behind XCOM: Enemy Unknown has announced that they will be bringing their popular strategy game to Android and Amazon Appstore, pretty soon. The announcement came via...

 
Bandai Namco Signs First-Person Platform Game DeadCore
Publisher Bandai Namco has signed DeadCore to its stable and will be handling its digital distribution for PC this summer. Previously, the game made by developer 5 bits Games was known as DeadLock. Teaming up with a big publishing...
Dragon Age Inquisition Digital Deluxe Edition Detailed, Hard to Ignore
Just like every other classy AAA game, there is a special version of for BioWare’s upcoming action RPG, called Dragon Age Inquisition Digital Deluxe Edition. Now that the game is being preordered and we are counting days until...
PS4 May Get MP3 Support in the Next Update
The console race between Sony and Microsoft is getting bigger and bigger every day as both look forward to making their device one source of all entertainment for the fans. There was a lot of demand by players for the inclusion of...
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Mario Golf: World Tour Preview – Never Stands Out
Despite some sizable delays, Mario Golf: World Tour is coming to Nintendo 3DS soon. Did the game use this time wisely to go all out? There’s no way of telling, as this arcade sports title looks just as capable as it always...
2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Preview – Spirited Atmosphere
Football fans are getting blessed this year with a double dose, since the oddly named 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil is preparing for launch the same way its fans are getting ready for the real deal in June. It will extensively allow...
Titanfall Preview – Literal Game Changer
Many shooters try to be that “Call of Duty killer” they already know they can’t be. Therefore, part of the strength of Titanfall isn’t trying to beat the formula their creators once thought up, but rather that it’s changing...
Ace Combat Infinity Beta Preview – Nothing To Lose
In an attempt to go with the times, publisher Namco Bandai is taking several of their big franchises to the free-to-play model, with the Ace Combat Infinity Beta as its next transition. Once popular as an aerial combat series, this...
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...
Batman Arkham Origins Preview
Continuing with our series of previews from this past weekend's Eurogamer Expo 2013, we've got Batman Arkham Origins stepping up to the plate. This game is intended to serve as a prequel to the incredibly popular Arkham Asylum and...
Call of Duty Ghosts Multiplayer Preview
Without a doubt the Call of Duty series has become a phenomenal success in the gaming industry, shipping tens of millions of units every year and raking in even more with DLC sales. The games are wildly popular all over the work...
Titanfall Preview – Multiplayer at its Best
First person shooters, particularly ones with good multiplayer, have dominated the gaming community as of late. The ongoing battle between Call of Duty and Battlefield for the lauded title of Best FPS, and so many challengers that...
Games of October 2013 – PC, PlayStation 3, Wii U, Xbox 360 and More!
With the launch of next generation consoles looming over in the coming month of November, many would assume that October would be a slow game wise; calm before the storm where gamers would get to catch their breath before the incoming...
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inFAMOUS Second Son Review – Evolution of the Franchise
Since the early years of PS3, Infamous has been the representative of the PlayStation exclusives lineup in the open world action genre. Now the franchise makes its return as the second AAA exclusive title on the adolescent next-gen...

 
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Review – Chaos
Nintendo is a company built on a select few genres that they’ve refined to an art form, which is partially why Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is the way it is. Big budget platform games are at their best within this stable and it...

 
Dungeon Keeper Free-to-Play Review – Insidious Design
While there are some who would immediately cringe at the thought of a Dungeon Keeper remake on mobile devices, due to prejudice, there are times when this skepticism is warranted. In this case, Electronic Arts (EA) ensures that progress...

 
The Wolf Among Us “Smoke and Mirrors” Episode 2 Review
With a powerful opening on its belt, the expectations for The Wolf Among Us’  “Smoke and Mirrors" is rolling on a higher grade of storytelling for its second episode. As a licensed product of a comic series, the notion is doubled,...

 
Gran Turismo 6 Review – Refined and Expanded
Gran Turismo, a name that is synonymous with exotic cars as well as the PlayStation brand. Polyphony Digital celebrates the 15 year anniversary of this acclaimed franchise with the release of their newest title; Gran Turismo 6. If you...

 
Pokemon X and Y Review – Pokemon Game You Have Always Wanted
Wow. What, uhh... what happened? I never would have expected a pokemon game to explore the ramifications of idealistic philanthropism, slowly turning an individual misanthropic as a result of the mind numbing incompetencies that plague...

 
WWE 2K14 Review – A Solid Wrestling Game
With the recent and very public demise of the games publishing company known as THQ, there were a lot of concerns regarding what would happen to the future of the company’s game developers and their franchises that came under the, now...

 
Batman Arkham Origins Review – If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It
I remember the disappointment felt by every gamer when it was announced that the next iteration of the popular Batman Arkham game series would be made without the series regular Rocksteady Studios. After all, Rocksteady Studios was...

 
The Wonderful 101 Review
Have you ever walked out of a theater, halfway through a movie, feeling absolutely no remorse with the vindication of your certainty of how terrible that movie was? Yeah, well, that’s how I feel about The Wonderful 101. When...

 
Beyond: Two Souls Review – It’s like Playing Hollywood Blockbuster Thriller
Heavy Rain 2. That is what most people thought when they saw the announcement of Beyond: Two Souls for the first time. Which is not much of a surprise considering the game was being made by the creators of Heavy Rain, promising a similar...
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SegmentNext Awards: Game of the Year 2013
It's not even easy to jot down a top ten list of games that we loved in 2013; so you can imagine how difficult it is to declare the best one. With genres like RPGs to turn-based, platformers to action-adventure, racing to RTS; 2013...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Action Game of 2013
Action-adventure is one genre that doesn't get stale over time. Instead, it keeps on getting better with each day passing. 2013 witnessed some of the greatest action games ever created! Games like Grand Theft Auto V and Assassin's...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Strategy Game of 2013
Some of the strategy games in 2013 had to face a lot of controversies from long-time RTS fans. But games like DOTA 2, XCOM: Enemy Within, and Pikmin 3 managed to win the hearts of millions. I hope you aren't sick of reading the same...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Racing Game of 2013
Except for a few racing enthusiasts, racing genre doesn’t appeal as much of people. Primarily, because it lacks a strong narrative and characters with whom you can built an emotional attachment with. Nonetheless, racing games of...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Puzzle Game of 2013
Puzzle games test the best of our abilities when it comes to problem solving. These games will make your head spin and get stuck in your head for a long time. If you're still ready to take on these brain-storming challenges, read on...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Fighting Game of 2013
Fighting games like Street Fighter, Tekken, and the King of Fighters have ruled the Japanese and Korean Arcades for over two decades. These Arcades have slowly made their place in other parts of the worlds and players from around...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Shooter of 2013
Shooting genre, without a question, is one of the most popular gaming genres. Each month, people tend to spend millions of gameplay hours across the online services like PSN, Xbox Live, Origin, and Steam. 2013 received some really...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Platformer of 2013
Platformer games hold a special significance in my heart. Why? I grew up playing these games. Rayman and Mario are among my favorite characters of all time. And it's good to see them again in 2013. We got many great platformer games...
SegmentNext Awards: Best Wii U Game of 2013
The one thing that distinguishes Nintendo from other companies is that they seem to accomplish the task of creating something repeatedly without getting stale. They’ve done it several times with Zelda, and the team behind Super Mario...
SegmentNext Awards: Best PS Vita Game of 2013
PS Vita struggled throughout 2013, but it had its moments and among them are a gem of handled games you will ever come across. It wouldn't be wrong to say that PS Vita may pick up in 2014 thanks to its elder brother PS4. Let's have...
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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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  • April 9, 2013

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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...
Arma 3 Interview – Modding, Control Scheme, Fatigue System and More!
ARMA 3 looks forward to surpassing its predecessors in realistic military strategy shooting. While developer Bohemia Interactive is hard at work ensuring just that, they were kind enough to take a break from their busy schedule and...
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