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Review: Sleeping Dogs (X360)
Sleeping Dogs might never have come out if Square-Enix hadn’t snagged United Front Games’ latest project after Activision axed it. It was a bold move. The relatively young development house had only ModNation Racers to their name and they were … Continue reading
Posted in Xbox 360
Tagged open world, PS3, Sleeping Dogs, square-enix, United Front Games, video game, Windows, Xbox 360
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Gamescom 2012: Remember Me game footage
Over in Germany, Europe’s own version of E3 is being held in Cologne where a number of announcements have revealed a slew of new titles. Capcom was up with their reveal of Remember Me by Dontnod Entertainment, a game that … Continue reading
Review: LEGO Batman 2 (PS3)
Lego Batman 2 is Traveller’s Tales’ sequel to 2008′s Lego Batman. This time, Traveller’s has opted for an open-world approach while maintaining the mission-oriented focus of the previous title. And it even features spoken dialogue. But while it does a … Continue reading
Posted in Xbox 360
Tagged action adventure, LEGO Batman 2, PS3, review, Traveller's Tales, video game, Vita, Warner Bros., Xbox 360
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Review: Lollipop Chainsaw (X360)
Suda 51 doesn’t just design games. He and his crew at Grasshopper Manufacture lovingly drip the paint from their imaginations onto a digital drop cloth to create some of the most unusual settings, characters, and storylines to be pressed onto … Continue reading
Posted in Xbox 360
Tagged action adventure, Game review, Lollipop Chainsaw, review, video game, Warner Bros.
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E3 Video: Madden NFL 13
This clip from EA talks up the Infinity Engine running underneath the hood of the new Madden NFL 13 and how it’s going to change the experience. Things like balance, tripping over the legs of other players, and how it … Continue reading
E3 Video: Star Wars 1313
Gametrailers posted this segment up showing off part of the demo that Lucasarts held with Geoff Keighley yesterday. This is the new Star Wars, third-person cover shooter title being worked on which casts you as a bounty hunter heading down … Continue reading
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Tagged Star Wars, Star Wars 1313, third-person shooter, video game
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E3 Video: Medal of Honor – Warfighter
EA’s selling point for their revived Medal of Honor series is that it’s set a lot closer to the modern world than “those other” shooters. That means taking you into hot spots like Somalia’s pirate infested coast to pursue your … Continue reading
Review: Prototype 2 (X360)
When it’s the moment for designers to pick a city to maul, New York often has the bad fortune to get its ticket punched. Worse still, the first Prototype had already smashed it up and now the sequel continues to … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, activision, game, Prototype 2, review, video game
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Review: Resident Evil – Operation Raccoon City (X360)
Capcom’s Resident Evil series has gone through a lot of changes over the years, some good some bad, and Operation Raccoon City’s laser focus on its third-person action is one of the series’ riskiest moves. Eschewing terror for bullets, the … Continue reading
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Tagged capcom, Operation Raccoon City, Resident Evil, review, third-person, video game
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