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Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo band together to tackle Trump’s trade tariffs

By Geoffrey Tim
June 27, 2019
in :  Gaming
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There’s a great big trade war between US president Trump’s administration and China. Trump wants to Make America Great Again by making everything in America more expensive, by shifting manufacturing away from China. There are some unfathomable trade tariffs looming that’ll see goods involving Chinese manufacture even more expensive. While it hasn’t been implemented yet, there’s a very real possibility of a 25% tariff on things like consoles – making them more expensive to make, more expensive to bring into the US and more expensive to sell.

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PUBG is venturing into AAA territory with a new spin-off game, studio and Glen Schofield in charge

By Darryn Bonthuys
June 27, 2019
in :  Gaming
7

PUBG Corp. have announced that they’ll be branching out into AAA game territory with a new title set within the PUBG Universe, and it’ll feature none other than Dead Space and Call of Duty mastermind Glen Schofield heading up new studio Striking Distance for project, which has been labelled as an “original narrative experience”.

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PlayStation Plus scores an own goal in July (Update: PES out, Detroit in as a replacement

By Geoffrey Tim
June 27, 2019
in :  Gaming
6

The last few months for PlayStation Plus have been pretty good! Just this month, subscribers have been gifted the always enjoyable Borderlands Handsome Collection, and the delightfully good retro-tastic Sonic Mania Plus. The good times can’t last forever though. July’s games are rubbish.

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RWBY: Crystal Quest brings the fan favourite series to mobile for some quick fun

By Darryn Bonthuys
June 26, 2019
in :  Gaming
Comments Off on RWBY: Crystal Quest brings the fan favourite series to mobile for some quick fun

2014 saw the release of RWBY: Grimm Eclipse, while RWBY Chibi would take the series and its fan favourite characters in a more light-hearted direction. Now, there’s RWBY: Crystal Quest is the latest game in the series, combining Candy Crush with the anime aesthetics of the style that looks equally adorable and wacky.

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Super Mario Maker 2 review – Make Mine Mario

By Geoffrey Tim
June 26, 2019
in :  Features, Gaming, Reviews
3

I am not a creator. I’m no good at conceptualising things and even worse at putting them together, so on the surface, Super Mario Maker 2 doesn’t seem like something I’d enjoy. And, if we’re honest, when it comes to the game’s creation suite, it’s not. I’ve tried my hand at using the game’s ridiculously robust, easy-to-use toolset, but I’m …

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Batten Down the Hatches: The Steam Summer Sale is here!

By Brad Lang
June 26, 2019
in :  Gaming
12

Steam is rolling out it’s latest mega sale with discounts on nearly everything. Here’s just a quick round up for some of the highlights. Despite subscription services being the latest craze for game publishers, if you haven’t hopped on the bandwagon then the Steam Summer Sale is exactly what you’re looking forward to. The annual sale promises massive discounts on …

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Hitman 2’s New York bank stage is lovely to explore but is light on cinematic cruelty

By Darryn Bonthuys
June 26, 2019
in :  Features, Gaming
2

Golden Handshake once again shows how IO Interactive is the best in the business at creating sandboxes that feel alive, and even if this new DLC doesn’t have enough opportunity within to satiate my bloodlust against the 1%, it’s still a welcome new chapter in the saga of Hitman 2.

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Monster Jam Steel Titans review – Botched backflip blasts

By Sam Spiller
June 26, 2019
in :  Gaming, Reviews
4

The memories flooded back quickly. Long ago, way back. Back before I dedicated my primary school years to collecting every Sims expansion pack. The earliest memory I have of gaming, and most likely the first game I actively engaged with was Monster Truck Madness 2 on Windows 98. I vividly remember the big-wheeled giants rushing through the rain and mud …

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