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Modern Warfare 2 Not Getting Public Beta – Quality Still Promised

By Nick De Bruyne
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
1

In the past years many of us have had the pleasure of taking part in the Call of Duty public multiplayer betas, which to us pretty much just means that we got the chance to play some of the game a little bit earlier than everyone else. It seems that Modern Warfare 2 is not going to be getting a …

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Castlevania : Lords of Shadow Trailer Makes me Want to Whip It

By Geoffrey Tim
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
Comments Off on Castlevania : Lords of Shadow Trailer Makes me Want to Whip It

As one of the unfortunates who played the abysmal Castlevania 64, the series first foray into the third dimension. It was horrible, with clunky a camera and a control system that needed more inputs than the N64 provided. After that mess I’d sworn off 3D Castlevanias forever, opting to rather play the Metroid inspired entries on my DS. After watching …

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PSP LittleBigPlanet Loses Multiplayer, I Lose Interest

By Geoffrey Tim
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
2

With the PS3 being infinitely more powerful than its handheld sibling, it was inevitable that something had to go. Other than the high-res visual fidelity, it seems the one aspect that got cut was multiplayer. "The one thing we’ve lost is multiplayer. You’ve got full physics systems, you got full create mode, you’ve got all the aspects of LittleBigPlanet – …

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PlayStation Home gets an Upgrade, and Maybe a Reason to Exist

By Geoffrey Tim
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
7

PlayStation Home is – if you’ll excuse my Swahili – F!@#ing pointless. Sony’s attempt at replicating Second Life ranks only slightly above Xbox Live Avatars on the list of “completely useless things added to consoles this generation that serve as a great way to fleece consumers of their money.” The biggest problem with Home, aside from the idiots who harass …

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Shadow Complex – We Have Played It, Should You?

By Nick De Bruyne
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming, Reviews
15

Currently, if you own an Xbox 360 then you are one of two people. Either you have already played Shadow Complex or you have heard the hype and are wondering if it’s worth the pricey tag of 1200 MS points. With the download also being a hefty 850MBs then it’s not even that easy for most of you to just …

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PS3 integrates with the Sony Bravia Range

By Gavin Mannion
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
5

One of the little known upgrades in the new PS3 Slim is it’s ability to interact with Sony’s own Bravia range of HD TV’s. If you connect your PS3 Slim to a Sony Bravia TV you will be able to access all the media playback facilities through the Bravia’s remote as well as using that very same remote to turn …

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Can The PS3 Slim Stand, Without An Expensive Stand?

By Nick De Bruyne
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
21

By now almost all of you have heard the news and seen the pictures of the PS3 Slim. Thing is right, that no matter which console you buy, they are a touch pricy any which way you look at it and the real pain in the butt comes along when you need to buy even more accessories, cables etc. as …

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Zero Punctuation Double Header (Silent Hill 2 & The Conduit)

By Gavin Mannion
August 20, 2009
in :  Gaming, Reviews
1

So last week I completely missed posting up the latest Zero Punctuation review as we had some backend drama with that oddly popular Evony Ad article. But every cloud has a silver lining and that lining this week is that you get to see 2 Zero Punctuations for the low low price of one… or none… First up we have …

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