Overwatch had progression systems, and they both failed miserably
Overwatch is struggling to nail down a progression system that works with the core mechanics of the game, but Blizzard isn't giving up on it just yet
Overwatch is struggling to nail down a progression system that works with the core mechanics of the game, but Blizzard isn't giving up on it just yet
Just Cause 3 is a lot of fun. It’s one of those over-the-top, ridiculous sandbox games that allows you to strap bombs to a person’s face and use them as human rockets. It also has long load times. But not for much longer.
While the console requirements for Dark Souls 3 are simple (extra controllers for the inevitable rage-quit), PC players will of course need to set their rig up to handle constant death and taxes. Here’s the minimum and recommended requirements.
"My employment contract with Konami has been terminated as of Dec 15th, so today marks a new start for me," says Hideo Kojima, who's obviously no longer on vacation.
The Pokémon menagerie has been growing steadily over the years, adding all manner of abominations and supernatural pets to each iteration of the franchise. Right now, the official number of Pokémon has grown by one, meaning that you’ll need to collect all 721 of the beasties before you’ll be taken seriously in life. And that latest Pokémon, has been kicking …
“But can it run Crysis?” is probably the longest running graphic joke in the business, because that particular franchise is very well known for delivering some of the most cutting edge visuals, even by today’s standards. Modern day games have really caught up however, and there are now some equally, if not even more gorgeous titles making the rounds. Which specific title made the most eyes bleed from sheer graphic bliss in 2015 though?
Nintendo's little console may be struggling a bit, and it certainly hasn't had the strongest or most robust lineup this year - but that doesn;t mean that it isn't home to some of the best games available not just on the Wii U, but on any system. Which though, is the best?
We ummmed, and we aaaahd a great deal over this decision, really we did. The decision over which game we choose to be our Game of the Year isn’t something we take lightly. Ok, that’s not necessarily true; really – we usually just put a list of potential games on a board, put a blindfold on Darryn and have him throw a dart at our eventual winner.
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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