Month: July 2018

For the folks like myself who still play Call of Duty: WWII like myself, you now have some new free content to dive into. Today, developer Sledgehammer Games and publisher Activision surprisingly announced a brand new in-game event for the first-person shooter titled Operation Liberty Strike in order to celebrate America’s upcoming birthday. The event itself includes the same amount
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The Total War series garners a lot of respect from both PC and strategy game circles, though the historical side of the franchise has experienced a bit of stagnation in recent years. That’s why many Total War fans, including myself, were excited when Creative Assembly and SEGA unveiled Total War: Three Kingdoms, an entirely new
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Bandai Namco Entertainment has been a very large third-party supporter for the Nintendo Switch, releasing both exclusives and ports on the platform. Today, they announced Namco Museum Arcade Pac for Nintendo Switch, a collection of two previously released Switch games – Namco Museum and Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 Plus. Namco Museum Arcade Pac is exclusive
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Today, 2K Sports and Visual Concepts revealed that this year’s cover athlete for NBA 2K19 will be none other than Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. Joining the NBA back in 2013 at the age of 18, Antetokounmpo has quickly risen through the ranks to become one of the league’s most athletic and versatile players. The past two seasons have seen Antetokounmpo
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The quirky adventure game Pool Panic from indie developer Rekim got a new gameplay trailer. The trailer begins with the Pool part of the game. It’s pretty simple. You aim and shoot, as it’s repeated multiple times. Sounds easy enough, but then it breaks down into the Panic. In addition to aiming and shooting your cue ball, you’ll
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Sega released today a batch of (albeit rather small) new screenshots of the upcoming Yakuza 3 remaster for Ps4. This reveal is mostly dedicated to combat, starting with unarmed battles in which beloved protagonist Kazuma Kiryu solves differences by using his well-honed fists, before moving on to weapons like katanas, sticks, and much more (Kiryu
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Since its March release, Rare’s Sea of Thieves has found a passionate fanbase, but the game has had its critics. In an interview with GameSpot, the game’s Executive Producer Joe Neate, Senior Designer Shelley Preston, and Design Director Mike Chapman discussed its growth since launch and their response to some of the critiques the game has received and
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Lego: Disney Pixar’s The Incredibles has gotten some new character trailers. While a gameplay trailer was shared back in April featuring the entire Parr family, and Frozone of course, most of the family members have been featured in their own videos on Lego’s YouTube channel. As Lego: Disney Pixar’s The Incredibles is inspired by both of the Incredibles movies,
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