As you wait to watch the NBA Finals live stream or TV presentation and listen to the debate about whether LeBron James is the King or the Highest-Profile Choke Artist, 2K Sports has some news to sway the conversation more toward the “king” side: he’s the cover athlete for NBA 2K14, which will appear on […]
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The next title in Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog franchise will be exclusive to Nintendo platforms, the companies announced this morning. The news of Sonic Lost World, a new action-platforming game, coming exclusively to the Wii U console and Nintendo 3DS handheld was unveiled during the Nintendo Direct proceedings earlier today. More information about Sonic Lost
The battle over the next-gen consoles took an intriguing turn today, as word leaked out of Japan that Nintendo is actively investigating the possibility of allowing smartphone games to be played on the Wii U console. The report, which didn’t attribute its news to a source, said Nintendo is looking at enabling the Wii U
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We now know the release date for Watch_Dogs (or “Watch Dogs” for those who don’t like fancy naming conventions), as well as its development status for the “Xbox 720.” The game’s availability for the PlayStation 4 (PS4) was already known, as the game made its debut at Sony’s PS4 unveiling event. Watch_Dogs will be available
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Seth McFarlane, you can do better. For the fans of FOX’s Family Guy, Activision — the storied publisher behind Call of Duty, Doom and Wolfenstein, as well as tons of licensed games — created Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse. The action-adventure game stars Stewie and Brian Griffin and continues the storyline of the “Road
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The oddly-titled Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien is a great example of a casual, side-scrolling game that keeps players engaged while still keeping things simple. Imagine a combination of side scrolling, forced running and rhythmic Whack-A-Mole, and you have an idea not only of the general gameplay, but of the reasons for this
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Let me preface this Urban Trial Freestyle review by saying that I hope you, dear reader, find this review to be an acceptable length. It’s hard to be verbose when a game stinks. Either I predicted this game years ago, or I’ve played it before, and in either case there’s a reason I’m not playing
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To understand this God of War: Ascension review, you must understand my first foray into the God of War series. I had just had an unpleasant day at work, I wanted to play a game to escape, and I spotted the demo for God of War 3. I figured I would give it a try
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In light of our previous praise of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and the accolades from dozens of other outlets, it goes without saying that Skyrim is an outstanding game. With such a hit on their hands, some game developers might call it a day and move on to their next project. Bethesda — thank
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As the biggest remake in video gaming of all time, Lara Croft has returned to her tomb raiding antics on PC and console – and the initial reactions look very promising indeed. It all started in 1996 with the first entry in the franchise; an unassuming new game on the shelves quickly became one of
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