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Sony backtracks on statement: not all VR games can be played with a controller

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 15, 2016
in :  Gaming
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PlayStation VR will require Move controllers for certain games, despite earlier comments from Sony.

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered’s first level is still as riveting as ever

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 15, 2016
in :  Gaming
12

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is looking as good in motion as you'd expect, with the first campaign mission as exhilirating as ever.

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No Man’s Sky trailer showcases exploration on 18 quintillion planets

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 15, 2016
in :  Gaming
57

No Man's Sky has multiple hooks for players to get caught by, and exploration of its massive universe might be the one for you.

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Brawlout brings Smash Bros. arena fighting to all platforms

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 13, 2016
in :  Gaming
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Brawlout is here to cure that Smash Bros. itch, and doesn't need a Nintendo console to do it.

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Videoball is the next big thing in ridiculous sports games

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 13, 2016
in :  Gaming
6

Videoball is out today, and might be the next big sports games addiction to sink its hooks into your time

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Microsoft is working with developers already to future proof Scorpio, and not focusing on Sony

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 12, 2016
in :  Gaming
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Developers are already working on integrating their games into the Scorpio ecosystem, which is why Microsoft revealed it so early.

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Demon’s Souls remaster is up to Sony, says Miyazaki

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 11, 2016
in :  Gaming
5

Demon Souls might stay a PS3 exclsuive forever, as the decision to remaster it rest solely on the hands of Sony.

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No Man’s Sky disc size is ridiculously small

By Alessandro Barbosa
July 11, 2016
in :  Gaming
58

No Man's Sky is so dependant on its incredible procedural algorithms, that there's hardly anything actually on the disc

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