One of the biggest and most terrifying internet phenomena of recent years is coming to a next-gen console near you. And soon! The Slender: The Arrival Xbox One and PS4 release date was announced today as March 24, just three weeks away. The official video game adaptation of the internet phenomenon, Slender: The Arrival will […]
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Sony’s Spring Fever PlayStation Store Event kicks off March 3. Over two months, the PS4 and PS3 maker will offer some discounts on games. Since the Spring Fever PlayStation Store Event covers the PS4, PS3 and even the PlayStation Vita, it could be hard to track what’s coming down the pipe. But we’ve got you
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In this year of arctic winter blasts, it’s only appropriate that Ubisoft’s next batch of Far Cry 4 DLC take place high in the Himalaya mountains. That content, called Far Cry 4 Valley of the Yetis, will release March 10 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the previous-gen systems. In Far Cry 4 Valley of
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The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today reversed its Net Neutrality position from last year, redefining its definition of the Internet so the web can be regulated as a utility. In FCC Net Neutrality comments from the video game industry, this would seem to be a victory to U.S.-based gamers. But the industry’s FCC
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Bandai Namco today began shipping Dragon Ball Xenoverse for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360, leaving owners of a Nintendo system out in the cold with the biggest DBZ game ever created. Dragon Ball Xenoverse is the first DBZ game to appear on the next-gen consoles. Dragon Ball Xenoverse takes the DBZ
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Nintendo has always done different things with its Kirby games. For instance, in one game Kirby has ridden on hamsters, and in another the lead character has been made of yarn (a la Sony’s Sackboy, in a way). But for Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, which is now in stores for $39.99, the entire Kirby-based
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Back in the 16-bit day we lost many an hour to Mutant League Football. Crazy tackles, crazy characters, outlandish zombie-like teams of monsters. It was great fun, to be sure. Now that 16-bit game is getting a remake, as Mutant Football League has been in the works for some time now. Even better news, at
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For two full years after the original Xbox launched, thousands if not millions of people claimed the console was little more than a Halo adapter for their television. When Microsoft launched Xbox Live, the early adopters realized something radical was afoot, as online gaming hadn’t before been as intuitive on a console. Yes, there was
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Hellboy: The Science of Evil may seem like an outdated PS3 console or Xbox 360 video game, however this game which has been adapted from the 2004 Hellboy movie, which is itself based on the comic novel of the same name, is still a fun video game to play with loads of action, awesome combat
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The PS4 vs Xbox One battle isn’t getting any rosier, but we may have gotten a bit more clarity on Tuesday about which of the players is willing to be more aggressive. Remember Microsoft’s temporary Xbox One price drop for the holidays? Well, the company on Tuesday unveiled yet another Xbox One price drop —
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